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Aven Colony Redeem Code – Play in Xbox ONE PS4 PC Posted on July 27, 2017 February 1, 2019 by Gamer Still in the crunk state to own aven colony redeem code, though had a painful exploration while looking the code.

I would be interested in the similarities or differences, too. I got both games on my wishlist. Of cause, both games are different, like Aven Colony plays on alien planets, and Survivinv Mars obvisously on Mars, and Survivinv Mars is based on Domes and Cables and such things, while Aven Colony is more like a Sim City game.But I would be interested in general complexity and how much content each game has compared to each other. Have you seen everything after 5 hours, do you go a long time with one colony, or do you just start new colonies when the old one is fully developed? I've played a lot of Aven Colony on Itch (before it was released onto Steam) and have watched & read quite a bit of the converage of Surviving Mars.While the games are broadly and thematically similar, Aven Colony is much more 'futuristic', focusing on large scale colony construction, management and defense in different alien biomes, with hostile alien life being a prominent example of the sci-fi theme. It even simulates social upheaval, protests and crime in larger colonies, and allows the production of futuristic drugs and sedatives to keep people in line.Surviving Mars seems to hew a bit closer to real-world science, albeit striking an artful balance between current concepts of Mars colonization and a '50s 'Science!' It looks to simulate extraction of actual, known mineral resources and management of current or near future robotic technology, and seems to have less of an emphasis on working to prevent upheaval and conflict among your colonists.Aven Colony is, in my opinion, a larger scale game than Surviving Mars, but that's simply scope, not a positive or negative assessment.

Both games definitely feature a lot of extraction, production, supply and demand and maintenance work. I'd say Aven Colony is far more of a pure science fiction game, while Surviving Mars is looking to encompass what colonization might look like in the actual near future.They're both fabulous looking games and each definitely has a lot of depth to its gameplay; playing Aven Colony on higher difficulty levels in severe weather is a hell of a challenge! Aven Colony has been getting free content expansions and updates from the devs ever since it released from Early Access on Steam, and they aren't done adding to it yet. It's difficult to say what will happen with Surviving Mars post release (since it ain't even out yet), but knowing the devs I suspect it'll be receiving lots of updates and expansions in the future as well.In all honesty, if you're interested in colony building and management games, make room in your budget for both.

They're somewhat similar but each has its own focus and distinctive style, and I think you'd be plenty happy with either game. Originally posted by:I've played a lot of Aven Colony on Itch (before it was released onto Steam) and have watched & read quite a bit of the converage of Surviving Mars.While the games are broadly and thematically similar, Aven Colony is much more 'futuristic', focusing on large scale colony construction, management and defense in different alien biomes, with hostile alien life being a prominent example of the sci-fi theme. It even simulates social upheaval, protests and crime in larger colonies, and allows the production of futuristic drugs and sedatives to keep people in line.Surviving Mars seems to hew a bit closer to real-world science, albeit striking an artful balance between current concepts of Mars colonization and a '50s 'Science!' It looks to simulate extraction of actual, known mineral resources and management of current or near future robotic technology, and seems to have less of an emphasis on working to prevent upheaval and conflict among your colonists.Aven Colony is, in my opinion, a larger scale game than Surviving Mars, but that's simply scope, not a positive or negative assessment. Both games definitely feature a lot of extraction, production, supply and demand and maintenance work.

I'd say Aven Colony is far more of a pure science fiction game, while Surviving Mars is looking to encompass what colonization might look like in the actual near future.They're both fabulous looking games and each definitely has a lot of depth to its gameplay. Aven Colony in particular has been getting free content expansions and updates from the devs ever since it released from Early Access on Steam, and they aren't done adding to it yet. Shrek super slam unlock all characters gamecube pc. It's difficult to say what will happen with Surviving Mars post release (since it ain't even out yet), but knowing the devs I suspect it'll be receiving lots of updates and expansions in the future as well.In all honesty, if you're interested in colony building and management games, make room in your budget for both. They're somewhat similar but each has its own focus and distinctive style, and I think you'd be plenty happy with either game.Thank you for your thoughts!:D Never heard of Aven Colony until now. Sorry if my thoughts are not ordered.- Aven colony farming is more fleshed out than surviving mars in terms of positioning the farm on fertile grounds.- Aven colony was more fleshed out on proper positioning of residence and workplaces. People complained and now we have hubs to move people to workplaces- Aven colony has more control on managing population due to the lack of people being born and dying of old age.

You import people to the colony and euthanize them when out of living space- Aven colony has similar storage depots problems. In aven colony, you can't make limits for storage which force you to keep a dynamic eye on the rates of production of goods to prevent one type hogging all storage space. In SM, you can't make storage depot chains to ferry goods from point A to B unless the goods are needed immediately for construction.- Aven colony has better ways of tracking what's going on in the colony with time series graph to keep track of production/consumption etc. For e.g: you can judge if your consumption of water is positive in one time frame in SM but in AC, you can track it over several sols to see a dip in water level and infer that the rate of consumption is higher than your production. That imo, is the greatest thing lacking from SM.

Even impression games like caesar2,3, pharaoh, simcity and cities skylines have those. Then it's not as critical in SM.- Aven colony has no cable fault mechanic where wires will leak power and water that requires maintenance. AC don't have maintenance in general.- AC is less laid back and requires you to work towards distant resources more doggedly.- SM trade is simpler but easier than AC but less diverse.- SM is easier to play indefinitely than AC (pre-patch, haven't played the one after patches) due to technical renewable resources.- SM has the strength in the setting being a recognizable place, Mars whereas you can have a lack of engagement in AC;s fictional setting.

First thing I thought was it was the Avatar's world from James Cameron. But the flora and fauna being exotic can be more interesting aesthetically for some.If asked to choose which one is better, I'd say get both.