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This enables you to start expanding in the underground while relying on your production on the surface.Įlevator Auto mode: You can now set a minimum amount of resources you want on the Surface and Underground.

Elevator Grid resource transfer: The elevator now transfers excess power, water, and oxygen between the Martian Surface and Underground.

We also start making Below and Beyond content more beneficial for your main colony by introducing a few upgrades that cost Exotic Minerals. Which reminds me, you’ll want better Martian radio stations to listen to, too.In this first part, we focus on making it easier to explore and expand into the underground earlier on while also making the Asteroid Lander and Elevator easier to use. (You’ll get what I mean once you’ve played the game a little bit and found yourself dealing with tedious busywork like this manually.) And while you’re at it, grab Less Clicking for Mass Resupply, too, and live the easy life on Mars.

Some of these new buildings and tweaks feel a little cheat-y, so I recommend going for them after you’ve had a few “hard” playthroughs - otherwise known as, “suffering through your first few attempts to survive Mars when you have no idea what you’re doing.” Once you’re past that point and you’re really starting to care about your stats, a mod like Infobar More Info can help you really optimise your spartan Martian life.ĭrone Load Rebalancing is a great way to automatically assign your mechanical helpers to areas that need more help and away from those that don’t. If you really want to transform your game, check out Silva’s mod collection. While you’re at it, grab the NASA Logo mod, so you can pretty up your rockets with a brand-safe image. It’s great for base planning or if you just want to sit back and admire your work. I also like the Better Zoom Distance mod, which lets you, well, zoom out a lot more than the game allows you to by default. The Pause on Load mod is great, too, in case you want to launch the game and step away to get a coffee or take a bio break while it loads. Mars can get lonely (at least, at first). And this one, which gives you a little drone flying near you to keep you company. However, you can get started with this one, which disables the annoying “Welcome to Mars!” voiceover when you’re starting a new game. You still want some kind of Martian challenge, right?

Once you’re ready to get started modding, I’d check out the quality-of-life collection first mods that will improve your gameplay experience without allowing you to cheat. Most of ChoGGi’s QoL mods : ChoGGi has released a ton of different mods for Surviving Mars, and a number of them won’t make any sense to you unless you’ve played the game a little bit.