bumfuzzled93

It will be very fun to play with some friends though. Miss the days of minecraft and all when I was still an undergrad. Playing alone is fun too but it does lack the social aspect. On thinking and strategising, have you tried 'They are billions' or 'Stardew Valley'?

This is on my wishlist on steam. Too bad many of these games are designed single-player and it does seem rather limiting how much one player can build.

I have been working for about 2 years now since uni graduation. I am curious if the older guys here do retire/ semi-retire at a rather early age (<50) since there is no burden of caring for kids. Also, I am wondering under what conditions are people comfortable retiring? E.g. Fully paid for HDB, 500k in investments/savings, or 50k per year in passive income?

I see cool. I think I will wait for it to be stable before trying it out. Currently I am playing Dyson Sphere Program. Its pretty similar in terms of pipelining but more polished I feel. You should try that if you get a chance too. I have surviving mars too but have yet to try it. The other games I think are quite nice are 'Oxygen not included', 'Rimworld', 'Factorio'.

Yeap. I have both valheim and satisfactory. I stopped awhile ago to play other games. I have quite a few similar titles too. Whats new in satisfactory? The last i remember was mining for oil and transporting them with trucks.

Anyone like indie co-op/base building games on steam? Valheim, craftopia, civilisation, 7 days to die, stellaris?