is that you can eventually rescue all of your survivors, who begin the game after crashing their spaceship on a hostile alien planet. Once you unlock the technology to contact passing starships, escape pods come down from orbit and you can start sending your colonists to safety, one by one, which makes for anI had a lot of fun with that escape pod system, but I was also interested to learn that a lot of players didn'tto rescue their survivors.
Buying a planet? If that's not a reason to stay put on a hostile alien world for years, I don't know what is. Even more appealing for those of you who don't want to play by the rules, there's another interesting way to make money: by literally making money. You can research counterfeiting and start printing your own fake galacticoins. Despite the famous saying, sometimes crime really does pay.
Managing all that trading sounds like a challenge when you're still building a base, hunting for food, defending against swarms of alien critters, and keeping your colonists healthy and sane. But you'll have a bit of help. Since your colonists haven't crashed here but are arriving voluntarily, they're more prepared to carve a life from the planet.
The Sow and Sell update will arrive on March 28. And along with the update, there's now a 1.0 release date for Stranded: Alien Dawn. The colony survival sim will leave Steam Early Access on April 25. Check out the trailer above, and below find more information about the Sow and Sell update.Recruit workers and farm resources in order to trade with four unique factions via their nearby ships and earn Galacticoins. This new currency can then be used to secure trade deals or hire more workers.