Prolog
Serves as start-up and tutorial assignments for the game, Prologen in Change is a little longer than expected. The game is quite simple under the prologue, as the player becomes acquainted with gaming mechanics, such as exploration, finding resources and building outposts.
You may just have some difficulty finding the location for Rapidium and organic resources, both of which are marked on the map below to help you further with quick progression in the prologue.
Under the prologue you will learn how to build modules by creating the workshop, uterus and kitchen modules. You will also create the technician as your first change in the game. The resources required for crafts will mostly be metals, while about 168 organic substances will be needed to start the first trip, along with a little more of the same type of resources for cooking meals. You should also collect at least 30 Rapidium to initiate the change process.
After the first trip begins, the player must re -inspect his past in the quantum computer and talk to the technician about their shared memories. This will build a more positive relationship between the two until they reach their next destination to start team 1.
Act 1
Act 1 are where things become more complicated. Players are strongly recommended to start by finding resource -rich areas and building mining items, as many different types of resources will be required.
The main task in Team 1 is to build a bridge that allows the base to pass over a lava flood. So after building the mining post, the next priorities should be cloning the researcher and build the research module. The earlier you start to explore new technology and improvements, the faster you will make progress in team 1.
Don't forget to find the missing Qubit chip in Team 1 to upgrade the quantum computer and unlock a new alterplace along with a new layer of research options.
Act 1 is where players will get acquainted with heavy basic maintenance tasks. If part of the base is damaged, you will need repair rates to do so into operation again. Radiation barriers will be a must-have maintenance resource to keep the base away from radiation effects. And food will become more important with three people on the board.
Since the researcher will mostly be devoted to conducting the research studies, most of this tasks should be assigned the technician. The player will have the opportunity to initiate crunch hours for the members, but it will eventually harm their morals.
When it comes to the modules, the research laboratory and the sleeping room are highest priorities. Raffinaderia is also an essential module later in the action, when you will need polymer to create Bridge Ankare. Speaking of the changes, if you want to deal with all available side issues in Team 1, you would better create the researcher and botanist. There will be a timed side assignment that only the botanic can complete.
Team 2
The second act of the game Is where Jan must make his first major decision, which will immediately affect the end of the game. This act begins with a giant gravity anomaly blocking the way forward. The key to getting rid of anomaly is to create a gravity sensor. As with the previous team, it is best to find resources early and collect organic substances and metals. Building a hospital module is also compulsory under Team 2 to make progress in the story.
The main goal of removing anomaly is soon interrupted by an unknown disease that kills Molly, the sheep that Jan clone back in the prologue. According to the researcher's research, this was caused by a brain complication that also threatens all changes and could kill them all in a few days if they were not cured.
The player then gets two solutions to solve the problem. One from Maxwell, who suggests Jan creates an empty version of himself known as Tabula Rasa, and then kill him to use his healthy brain tissue to cure the changes.
The second solution comes from Lena, who recommends Jan to create a neural implant and inject it into the changes. Although this path does not damage anyone, the neural implant is a chipset that allows Ally Corp to spy on the brains in the changes and possibly check them in the future.
Taking any of these roads will have serious consequences for Team 3 as well as the overall end of the game. Taking Lena's road will lock Maxwell from Team 3, while Maxwell's road takes Lena to never trust Jan ever again. These will also be represented in a different form at the end of the game.
Siding with each solution will also have a number of these changes to rebel and leave the base in team 3, although it is a huge difference. If you choose neural implants, rebel changes may be convinced to get back to the base somewhere in act 3. However, using Maxwell's solution will, however, will never return the rebel to the base.
When the player makes his decision, the curing process will be initiated. Please note that Rebel Alters will not leave the base directly, but they will have very low morals. When the player creates the necessary tools to get rid of gravity, the rebels will leave the base when team 2 ends.
Technically, there will be no necessary changes to create in team 2, except Tabula Rasa if you take pages with Maxwell. However, it is best to have some more people on the board to help with different responsibilities.
Team 3
While the main line of mission will be the same regardless of your choice at the end of team 2, some details will be different throughout the team 3. The player will have to create a lighthouse and light it to let the rescue team find them. However, the presence of the anomaly reaches its peak in this act, as almost every resource mine is surrounded by radiation deviations.
If you have come to ACT 3 with neural implants, the good news is that you can convince the resigned changes to come back to the base again by completing the aftermath's side assignment.
Metals, minerals and organic substances will be the primary resources needed in Team 3, but the good news is that you no longer have to keep a balance between the base's mass and organic storage limit, as there will be no trips in the future. So you can freely increase the number of storage in the base and collect as many resources as you can.
Luminator turns into a very useful device in team 3, as most of the anomalies will now release a resource called Alx, which can be refined to minerals when you unlock its dedicated node in the research tree. It is highly recommended that you unlock all upgrade nodes that are available for Luminator, as it will be needed for a main history assignment in Team 3, where you have to handle so many deviations.
Doctors, researchers and refiner will have their own specific side assignments in Team 3. The botanist will also offer a very specific end. So having him on board you will give you a new option to unlock two new large finishes.
Depending on how you have expanded your base in Team 2, you may or may not need new modules in Team 3. Probably you will need a few more storage in this law, but one sheet of sarcophagus will also be a mandatory module for building near the end of the law. You can also expand your Rapidium sheets up to five, which will play a role at the end of the game.
The majority of team 3 is to decide what to do with the rescue team. The player can either steal the rescue vessel or let Ally Corp or Maxwell decide on the changes. Stealing the rescue vessel will result in good ends for the changes, but will have Jan in trouble. On the other side will hand over the changes to either Maxwell or Agatha to unlock the evil closures, where Jan betrays his changes.
Epilogue
The epilogue is the shortest part of the game, with no game and simply shows the end of the game. However, it has different variations based on the player's decision in Team 2 and Team 3. The following decisions will have a significant impact on which end you will:
– to choose between neural implants or tabula rage
– to choose between killing the rescue tone members or using sleeping gas
– to choose between using the self -made autopilot unit or getting help from Lucas
– to choose whether to change seats with the botanist or not
– The number of Rapidium Ark's built and the amount of Rapidium stored in them.
There are six primary final branches in ChangeAnd each one also has some different variations.
