To terraform any world, will need to use facilities, which are unlocked by researching them.

(However, this does not work on Expert Difficulty because it does not generate revenue, so use Normal Mode for this.) Counter the effects by having some Sequestration Plants (because they give pressure except if the world has almost no pressure like the AtmoGen Suite this can be used only on worlds 90 kPa and below). The second way to earn space credits efficiently is to quickly research (need a lot of GP or patience for this) and build a lot of Spaceports. On the mine placement interface, find an area with a lot of resources (where see green or yellow under the selected resource). Start by placing an outpost on the map and build a mine. You can try to gain space credits from culture but if really need space credits, can mine resources (However, this is useless sometimes.). The second thing to pay attention to, is that built a second hab(itation), so in case lose one of them, The city doesn't become abandoned and lose all culture had in the city. The same goes for placement of outposts and mines (Recommend just not bothering with mines at all).

Place cities on as high elevation as possible (like Olympus Mons or any mountain/volcano/some highland), to make flooding or melting as unlikely as possible. The first thing need to pay attention to when placing a new city is elevation. This can be done by going to the settings -> main menu and just start a new game.ĭon't bite off more than can chew though, and make sure to pause games that you will not be coming back to in a while. Even have multiple save files for the same world going at the same time. TerraGenesis Tutorials- How To Switch Worldsĭon't have to finish one game before can start the next. How To Start a New Game - TerraGenesis Tutorials Starting New Games and Switching Between Them

1 Starting New Games and Switching Between Them.

Instaling TerraGenesis - Space Settlers