- January 17, 2023
- Andriy Bychkovskyi
Farlanders
Platforms
About
"Farlanders is a single-player turn-based strategy game set on Mars, featuring a good plot, spectacular gameplay, great graphics, and a memorable soundtrack. As a colony leader, build and manage residential areas, resource-producing factories, and terraform the planet for survival. Expand your colony underground to uncover new resources and rare minerals."











- Terraforming the planet is challenging and fun, providing a unique puzzle experience.
- The game features a good campaign progression that helps players learn and enjoy the mechanics.
- The pixel graphics and music create a charming atmosphere, enhancing the overall gameplay experience.
- The story is considered boring and unengaging, leading many players to skip dialogue.
- Victory in certain scenarios is heavily reliant on RNG, which can lead to frustrating restarts.
- Sandstorms can be devastating and difficult to prepare for, adding an element of unpredictability that some players find frustrating.
story
136 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story in the game receives mixed reviews, with some players finding it bland, juvenile, or uninteresting, while others appreciate its simplicity and the way it complements the gameplay. Many note that the campaign consists of a limited number of missions, which can feel short or grindy, but some also find the narrative engaging enough to enhance the overall experience. Overall, while the story may not be the game's strongest aspect, it does provide a framework for the gameplay and offers some enjoyable moments.
“There's a short but sweet campaign (with a decent story), three free-play scenarios with optional difficulty and a sandbox mode with adjustable parameters.”
“The story in the campaign is good, reminds me of Aven Colony and adds a fun dimension to the game.”
“Simple but engaging gameplay plus a surprisingly interesting campaign story.”
“The story is pretty dumb.”
“It's your standard 'we're on a strange new planet, maybe the corporation is bad' affair with a dose of 'the plot needs to happen' stupidity.”
“Side note: Sorry dev, but the 'story' and 'writing' is quite boring.”