Ten worlds, ten colonies each. Every colony is a hand-made map that adds one new thing, and every world starts bigger than the last: from an 8-lot hamlet on Earth to Neptune's Gate on Triton, 1,311 lots.
Events hit every world: solar flares delay ships in flight, and market booms send one resource to ×3 for 30 minutes.
A pastel toy town where every game begins: cottages to skyscrapers, a diner to a container port. No special rule; learn the ropes here.
Domes and pressurised tubes on a day/night power cycle. Solar Arrays work by day, Battery Banks carry you through the night.
Greenhouses raise a planet-wide terraforming meter worth up to ×2 income. Watch bare red rock turn olive green, 5% at a time.
Cities on decks above the clouds. Every building has weight, and Balloon Arrays give lift. No night here, just the balance.
Every colony is a rock with a finite ore reserve. Mining Rigs use it up and a mined-out rock earns only 20%, so the Belt rewards moving on.
Jupiter's volcanic moon. Cities at the edge of lava flows need cooling to keep running at full output.
Cities hang downward under the ice, kept warm by heat from thermal vents. Frost and ice spikes dress every pad.
The largest moon sits in Jupiter's radiation. Shield pylons protect every block, and glowing crystals mark the ground.
Saturn's moon fuels your whole fleet. With full tanks, ships cruise twice as fast and trade routes carry 50% more.
The edge of the map. Because of light-lag, income arrives in batches every 5 minutes, exactly the same when you're offline.
