About This Game "Your queen has set up home beneath a rotting log. She is fat, and vulnerable. Her first brood will need to move quickly if the colony is to survive. Their priority now is to find food, and there is plenty around; but there are other hungry creatures in the undergrowth. The workers will need to be vigilant."Empires of the Undergrowth is an ant colony management game, in a fast-paced real-time strategy style. The player excavates their nest underground, constructing tunnels and chambers to store food and raise brood. On the surface, the ants claim territory, gather resources, overwhelm fearsome arachnids and clash with other colonies. Nest design, army size, composition and attack timing are key to securing victory.Missions are narrated from the perspective of a documentary film maker studying the ants, who offers intelligent insight into the goings-on of the colony and the undergrowth beyond. The primary game mode in early access is Formicarium, where you take ownership of a home colony of unique DNA-harvesting ants as they work to assimilate the desirable traits of their foes. You can upgrade them by playing one-off missions, sometimes with your home colony and sometimes with other ant species.Carve out and construct your underground nest to suit your strategyEngage in fast-paced colony versus colony combat above groundPlay as different ant species and explore their unique traits and weaknessesEncounter and overpower dangerous beetles, arachnids and other awesome arthropodsGrow your pet formicarium over time by completing missions 1075eedd30 Title: Empires of the UndergrowthGenre: Indie, Simulation, Strategy, Early AccessDeveloper:Slug Disco StudiosPublisher:Slug Disco StudiosRelease Date: 1 Dec, 2017 Empires Of The Undergrowth Offline Activation Code And Serial empires of the undergrowth game jolt. empires of the undergrowth 0.135. empires of the undergrowth for free. empires of the undergrowth blitz. empires of the undergrowth level 2. empires of the undergrowth full. empires of the undergrowth free play mode. empires of the undergrowth deutsch patch. empires of the undergrowth apk. empires of the undergrowth tips. empires of the undergrowth files. empires of the undergrowth online. empires of the undergrowth war. empires of the undergrowth levels. empires of the undergrowth wolf spider. empires of the undergrowth how to play. empires of the undergrowth pc game download. empires of the undergrowth system requirements. empires of the undergrowth torrent chomikuj. empires of the undergrowth release. empires of the undergrowth ultima version. empires of the undergrowth igg. empires of the undergrowth vicio. empires of the undergrowth how many levels. empires of the undergrowth trainer free. empires of the undergrowth version history. empires of the undergrowth windows 10. empires of the undergrowth full game. empires of the undergrowth patch fr. empires of the undergrowth download full version. empires of the undergrowth cracked. empires of the undergrowth challenge 1 This game made me want to learn more about ants. Ants are incredible.. The best ant simulator I have ever played. If you enjoy ant simulators, give the demo a try. Cool mechanics, interesting visuals.. The best ant simulator I have ever played. If you enjoy ant simulators, give the demo a try. Cool mechanics, interesting visuals.. One of the best, well put together, Early Access games I have played in 10 years. Fantastic artwork, communication, controls, audio, you name it... clearly these are professional developers with a care for their reputation and customers!Solid buy without a doubt. I have enjoyed this title as we continue to watch it grow.Fully playable, and VERY well tested. Slug Disco can ROCK ALL NIGHT LONG and then some!Keep up the stellar work Slug Disco!. One of the best, well put together, Early Access games I have played in 10 years. Fantastic artwork, communication, controls, audio, you name it... clearly these are professional developers with a care for their reputation and customers!Solid buy without a doubt. I have enjoyed this title as we continue to watch it grow.Fully playable, and VERY well tested. Slug Disco can ROCK ALL NIGHT LONG and then some!Keep up the stellar work Slug Disco!. This game made me want to learn more about ants. Ants are incredible.. I NEED MORE! Honestly i couldn't say it better then other reviews this Game is amazing and I really want more. Maybe after this project go onto a similar one like Termites or BEEs. I love bees, but, Ants just a little bit better. (PS i don't know much about termites but i assume they are sort of similar) I would like the adding of maybe an ant hill like you see in movies and in your yard. Maybe add new things to Freeplay(freeplay seems kinda broken to me and is boring sadly) and for you to design your own freeplay map. Maybe Climb up trees for the leaf cutter ants. Take all my money! 5\/5 starsEdit In Freeplay maybe pick where you get to set up your queen and where to dig out.. So what do I think of this game?Well let's start with the pros. This game takes a different approach to strategy games with the focus being upon ant colonies. And it's a surprising and fun concept at that. There's the usual resource gathering and upgrading and what have you, but it has a great replay value along with the formicarium mechanics if you will, using royal jelly to upgrade your ants and all that. It's simple to manage your pheromone groups (though it could be improved by having ants respond when you move the marker instead of the drawdown with a few still going to the old location). The map is clear and manageable, the day\/night system is also a nice touch. There's not that much to the game as far as pros good, but the pros are done RIGHT.The cons.Well let's start with the AI. Not that there's much of a problem with it, but being a bug world I would expect there to be a more realistic depiction for immersion as opposed to a challenge. For example, I'd expect the Wolf Spiders and Hermit Crabs to fight each other, even if just for a while. The same for the other ants in Queen of the Hill and even the challenges, just a nice zest of reality of a bug's world being without mercy where you take what you can get to survive. (This could be tied to difficulty levels if you will)I believe this game is still developing? I don't recall really, but one flaw is the lack of content... well actually levels. There's only two levels before you have to take a Formicarium challenge, and sure there's the difficulty multipliers for rewards and the challenges too, but a few levels a story does not make. Perhaps it could be 3 or 4? More options and fun along with replayability.Ant types:More of a personal thought but the variety of ant options for the formicarium and levels, mostly for terms of the player, is rather underwhelming. There's the black ants, the wood ants, the leafcutters, and that's about it. Then there's the army ants, the trapjaw ants and slave driver ants but they only appear a couple of times.Challenges: This is my biggest gripe. The game does the challenges both right and wrong. There's the right, in levels like the European mole crickets and tiger beetle larvae, then there's wrong in the formicarium, particularly the third challenge. Wouldn't it make sense for the challenge to reflect the difficulty you choose? As I attempted easy twice with a fairly large army of level 2 and 3 ants, but it does little against the other army anyway, the population limit and ESPECIALLY THEIR VARIETY is rather infuriating. If you allow difficulties to reflect the challenge, be a bit more accurate on how hard it would be. Wouldn't easy be a breeze? Granted I've only played this game for a few days, but I think there's a point as playing on easy should be... well... easy, especially when the only way to get more resources like food and royal jelly is to replay the missions and you don't feel like upping the ante. And yes there are players like that out there. And for the love of god that second scientist is annoying. I believe the game could do well without him interfering every 5 seconds.That's all I have to say. Is the game fun? YES. Is it worth going back to. DEFINITELY. Is there still a ways to go? Of course. The game is great, but there's a few edges and bumps that need some smoothing over.. This is a good game but I honestly cannot give it a thumbs up due to reasons which utterly ruin the enjoyment of the game.1) The voice acting is total cringe and it repeats itself every time there's an event. By the end you'll be mimicing the entire voice dialogues by yourself as they are so repetitive that you'll easily memorise them.2) The ai is shockingly bad. The only way to command ants is by assigning them to groups then telling that group where to go (you cannot assign single units). This means the AI will select random units to go to the destination first, followed by the rest after. You'll usually lose a lot of units because of it.3) Once the group maker is down and your ants are moving to it, if you decide to stop them you'll notice that they will all continue going there even if it's into a blood bath. Rip all your units.4) The job priority for ants is just haywire and they'll just pick whatever they want to do. 5) Ants keep running back to the queen and abandoning the group marker so if you need your entire army at 1 location then tough - they will all eventually run back for a chat with the queen then return once they're done6) The markers to tell your units whereto go use a sort of memory function. If you have 100 units and you place a marker then you'll see a number building up telling you how many ants are going there. If you see it reach 20 then you need to tell your ants to go somewhere else then those 20 will need to reach that marker first before going to your new one. Yes, yes that is REALLY annoying. Now you have 80 ants going to your new marker but wait, if you suddenly need to move them somewhere else because let's saying your chasing an enemy then whatever number of units is going to the previous 'new' marker will now NOT go to the next new marker until they reach their current one. It's shocking how bad that system is.7) do you use borderless window mode? Don't want your mouse locked to the window because you're a multi-screen user? Tough. It's locked to the game =\/ ugh8) hostile npc's like spiders etc will not attack a hostile colonies ants but they will attack you. Spiders will happily ignore another colony and allow them free access around the map but if spiders, roaches, beetles etc see you then they'll attack. Why do they ignore other colonies? No idea but it's a terrible ideaDon't get me wrong .... it is a fun game but a large number of things take away a large portion of that enjoyment. If you're looking for a quick dungeon keeper fix then it might satisfy you a bit but you'll eventually become annoyed by the lack of some basic quality of life content.If the game fixes these issues then I will edit my review.. This is a good game but I honestly cannot give it a thumbs up due to reasons which utterly ruin the enjoyment of the game.1) The voice acting is total cringe and it repeats itself every time there's an event. By the end you'll be mimicing the entire voice dialogues by yourself as they are so repetitive that you'll easily memorise them.2) The ai is shockingly bad. The only way to command ants is by assigning them to groups then telling that group where to go (you cannot assign single units). This means the AI will select random units to go to the destination first, followed by the rest after. You'll usually lose a lot of units because of it.3) Once the group maker is down and your ants are moving to it, if you decide to stop them you'll notice that they will all continue going there even if it's into a blood bath. Rip all your units.4) The job priority for ants is just haywire and they'll just pick whatever they want to do. 5) Ants keep running back to the queen and abandoning the group marker so if you need your entire army at 1 location then tough - they will all eventually run back for a chat with the queen then return once they're done6) The markers to tell your units whereto go use a sort of memory function. If you have 100 units and you place a marker then you'll see a number building up telling you how many ants are going there. If you see it reach 20 then you need to tell your ants to go somewhere else then those 20 will need to reach that marker first before going to your new one. Yes, yes that is REALLY annoying. Now you have 80 ants going to your new marker but wait, if you suddenly need to move them somewhere else because let's saying your chasing an enemy then whatever number of units is going to the previous 'new' marker will now NOT go to the next new marker until they reach their current one. It's shocking how bad that system is.7) do you use borderless window mode? Don't want your mouse locked to the window because you're a multi-screen user? Tough. It's locked to the game =\/ ugh8) hostile npc's like spiders etc will not attack a hostile colonies ants but they will attack you. Spiders will happily ignore another colony and allow them free access around the map but if spiders, roaches, beetles etc see you then they'll attack. Why do they ignore other colonies? No idea but it's a terrible ideaDon't get me wrong .... it is a fun game but a large number of things take away a large portion of that enjoyment. 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