ExoColony: Planet Survival

ExoColony: Planet Survival (2025)

Genres:Strategy, Simulator
Game modes:Single player
Story:Space-colony simulation game where you have to survive on an unknown planet with your wrecked spaceship. Start a new civilization and terraform the planet. Expand your colony, mine resources, refine them and build a thriving place to survive.
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