The thing is, there is so much to do and I loved how the campaign started me with 4 wheels, a gun, and a waypoint and step by step tutorial guided me but at the same time giving a decent enough challenge (including a couple of hiccups by myself resulting in death) to realise that you’ve got to think outside the box in TerraTech to create the most agile, strong and destructive robots possible. In essence you take the blocks, add wheels and guns (but there are loads more add ons for your vehicles) as you head out to battle, steal their blocks to add to your own vehicle and collect resources in various forms to earn BB (the game currency) to purchase better upgrades as your level increases. Ally yourself with one corporation and rise through the ranks to profit and glory, or hedge your bets and cherry-pick from a range of them, accessing powerful new technologies but risking more of your cash reserves to support their different energy sources.īlocks I hear you say, no it’s not minecraft, Wheels, no it’s not Forza, Guns, No it’s not Call of Duty but it combines all 3 in an exploration full of missions, battles and for me most importantly the creativity. Make your vehicles as big, small, powerful, useful or just plain crazy as you like – the choice is yours. Procedurally generated worlds and an almost limitless array of vehicle design and customisation make for a unique experience for every play through.
TerraTech is fundamentally an exploration and combat game. New vehicle parts and weapons can be scavenged from other prospectors or built from the minerals and resources you find, and by researching new technologies or buying new blueprints you can further boost your fleet’s capabilities. This means, as well as tracking down the planet’s assets ahead of your rivals, you will also find yourself taking them on in direct combat, clearing the way for your fleet to dominate the off world.Īnd with said battles come the spoils of war. Your job is to lead that assault, building contraptions and vehicles out of an array of different parts – some scavenged from others – as you look to harvest resources from your new endless, alien home to send back to Earth. Set amongst the stars, TerraTech – which picked up TIGA Awards for Best New IP from a Small Studio in 2014 and Best Action/Adventure game in 2015 – is the story of an Earth contending with an expanding population and environmental damage, with profit-driven multinational corporations leading the charge to seek out and colonise new planets. TerraTech: The off-world adventure where you create to your heart’s content and then set out to conquer all before you.
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