#simpocalypse

The Simpocalyptic Food Truck

Food. Food never changes. Since Sims first learned to use fire, and burn a grilled cheese sandwich, food has been a constant, and a calamity doesn't change that. The Simpocalypse occurred pretty much as we had predicted, so no one was particularly surprised, Sure it's a wasteland, but Sims still have to eat, and what better way to make barter currency than by feeding your fellow Murklanders? Keep on Food Truckin'!

A while back @Brennachansims had a vehicle “Murkspiration” Murky Motors build challenge that I missed during my hiatus, but she recently tweeted an inspiration pic of a post apocalyptic truck and well, then this happened. I love doing “Murky” builds, so this was right up my alley, and it’s a functional restaurant to boot if you have the Dine Out pack.

You can find the Simpocalyptic Food Truck in my Simdoughnut gallery (userid: simdoughnut).  This NoCC Restaurant build sits on a 30x20 lot in Oasis Springs, but with a change of  landscaping it could fit in anywhere, and work as a residence as well if you’d rather not have a restaurant.  As with all my builds you’ll want to enable the “moveobjects” cheat prior to placing this lot in your game.  I hope you have a murky good time with this build. 

Still exploring.. 🛤

I’ve decided to start another challenge in Sims 4, since I only ever did the Rebuilding Worlds challenge and I needed a change from that save. (Don’t worry, the queue is still running and I will continue posting RW pics.)

It’s the Post-Apocalyptic Murkland challenge by Brennachan. Follow the link for the rules. My starting sim is Quinn Whitehurst.

Mad Maxis Mini Cooper

Looking for a ride in the Simpocalypse, but you're on a tight budget? Why not take this Mad Maxis Brand Mini Cooper for a test drive? Featuring Twin Fender Mounted Flamethrowers and a very pointy cattle pusher nothing is going to stand in your way. Best of all it only has 200,000 miles on it, and the oil pan only leaks a little.

This is something I’ve wanted to do ever since I first saw the mini cooper in the debug menu during a preview video.  Now it’s finally in my game, and it can be in yours too.  You can find The Mad Maxis Mini Cooper room in my SimDoughnut gallery (user id: simdoughnut).  I hope you have a lot of fun exploring Murkland with it.

The End of the Line

It's the end of the line, a last refuge for old train cars and Sims who have survived the Great Simpocalypse. Sure it's dirty, dingy, and run down, but then so are you, so don't be such a snob. While you try to survive perhaps you can discover some clues to what caused this calamity in the first place.

I was watching a train speed-build video on YouTube the other day, and I was inspired to do my own train build, but with a Murky take on it. I had never attempted a train build before, but with all the great build stuff in Eco Living, and Journey to Batuu, it was a lot easier than I would have guessed. I’m only showing the exteriors in this build tour because I’d like you to discover the mysteries going on inside for yourself. (click on images for hi-res version)

You can find The End Of The Line train build in my SimDoughnut gallery (userid:simdoughnut).  This NoCC Residential build sits on a 30x20 lot, and replaces the Caboose Bar in Evergreen Harbor.  As with all of my builds you’ll want to enable the “moveobjects” cheat prior to placing this lot in your game. I hope you have as much fun with this build in your game as I did creating it.

SimPocalypse lets you rebuild civilization in the full release via Linux gaming and Windows PC. Thanks to the ongoing efforts of developer Gamex Games. The launch is available now on Steam with a week long discount. It is time to roll up your sleeves and use your managerial skills. Originally featured on the Steam Autumn Festival with its very first Demo back then. Later on, released into Early Access on December 15th, 2020. Letting players rebuild civilization. Now SimPocalypse is out of Early Access on Steam via Linux gaming and Windows PC. Having you work to survive these post apocalyptic times. Of course, we’ve all probably wondered how we would fare in a post apocalyptic world. Having to explore the baren lands, searching for resources, and trying to survive. Then help lead fellow survivors towards a more thriving world. This urge to rebuild and re-conquer a desolate world is what SimPocalypse does. Trying to instill at the core of its experience in the full release.

Rebuild civilization

Unlike most other city builders and post apocalyptic games. SimPocalypse focuses more on the broad macro management of rebuilding civilization. The game starts with you managing a small group of survivors. While thinking of how to best organise them to gather resources. Then rebuild the basics to keep your people alive. Once you manage to live through the early stages. Then you will quickly become a refuge to other survivors. Also a beacon of hope to rebuild the modern pillars of society as we know it. An apocalyptic event is ought to teach people humility. While learning to coexist and prosper towards building a common, better world, right? Not really. You will find out that in order to expand and repopulate the world. At least to get back to what it once was. You will have to expand in SimPocalypse. Since that is the only way to ensure you can rebuild a better world. And as in real life, expansion can be both of military or economic nature. The choice is up to you.

SimPocalypse - Launch Trailer

Control billions of citizens and rebuild millions of structures

The developers at Gamex Studio want to deliver a deep SimPocalypse managerial gameplay. One that can also get you to control billions of citizens and rebuild millions of structures. All so you can try to balance the well being of your people. Then battle random events, expanding to all areas of the world. You will realize that certain public jobs, such as doctors, policeman, and firefighters are a must. So you can keep your people content and safe. Plus, the only way to build a better world is through research and urban growth.

Managing billions of people - ain’t nobody got time for that!

SimPocalyse’s vast array of Quality of Life and automation features have you covered. Since they ensure you can always focus on making broad strategic and optimal decisions. Then let the game’s features do the heavy lifting of crunching big numbers. And if that’s not enough, you can always utilize the game’s timelapse feature. So that you can play the game at your own pace of up to x10 speed. SimPocalypse features 100+ unique unlocks and upgrades. Plus a procedural generation of the world, and random events. While requiring 20+ hours to complete a single playthrough at x10 speed. Yet… that is not the end - players can choose to attempt harder trails. Since you can complete challenges or just shoot for the sky. Reaching insane numbers with its prestige function. This allow players a sort of a sandbox experience. Including massive boosts the more times you play it.

SimPocalypse is a fresh take on a genre

SimPocalypse post apocalyptic civilization simulator now has a release date for both Linux and Windows PC. Thanks to the efforts of developer Gamex studio. Currently available via Steam Early Access with 75% Positive Reviews. The post apocalyptic civilization simulator SimPocalypse now has a release schedule. While still keeping true to these details and updates coming out regularly. There also seems to be another bigger set of updates coming soon. Due to be available before leaving Early Access on Steam later next month – May 11th!. This new level means the game will be "feature complete" by that date. Gamex studio is focusing on the best possible version of the game for full release.

Directors of Gamex studio, Rok Jesenicnik and Andraž Vene:

"We are thrilled to be launching the game out of Early Access on Steam. As we continue working on the new updates. We're doing everything that is in our power to deliver the best game version possible for the full launch. Which is happening on the release date, May 11, 2021, via Steam. Our mission is to deliver a fast paced game. Full of various hurdles and challenges for players to overcome. Initially, we started developing SimPocalypse for the incremental players. But as the game moved forward we included a few other elements and niches as well. Such as strategy, simulation, 4x, and tycoon. Making SimPocalypse more inviting to a variety of players, niche lovers. This is our Steam debut game (we were developing web/browser games before), we are new to the Steam market. We are learning new things quickly and listening to players' feedback for an epic full launch. And trying to make this game a hit! We are doing our utmost and keeping our fingers crossed. So on the launch day enough players will give the game a try. Recognizing the in-depth experience of SimPocalypse."

Simpocalypse - Early Access Trailer

Available in 13 languages already on PC and Linux (Mac coming soon) SimPocalypse is playable in 13 languages already. Covering the biggest language markets, such as English, Simplified Chinese, Russian, German, Spanish (Spain & Latin America). Also French, Polish, Korean, Italian, Turkish, Portuguese, and Dutch. These are currently available on Linux and Windows PC. Still, the developers are hoping to deliver a Mac version before the full release. SimPocalypse was also featured on the Steam Autumn Festival with its first Demo. Releasing in Early Access on December 15th, 2020. After regular updates and massive recent UI rework. The developers are now just one big update away from leaving Early Access.

What is gameplay all about?

In SimPocalypse the world as we know it is gone. Since the nuclear war has torn it apart. So this is where players start as leaders or managers of a post apocalyptic compound. Both directing and controlling their citizens. While trying to gather enough food and other basic resources to survive. Then exploring around to continue stocking up on some extra resources. All to help advance their civilization and expand it further. The stronger and the bigger the settlement is, the more resources it will require. This will also mean generating additional power when it comes to expanding. As a result, you will compete with nearby enemies. The post apocalyptic civilization simulator players will have to trade. So any excess resources you have will help you generate more wealth. Such as building tanks and combining various tank parts. Then work to beat enemies on a mission to re-conquer the world!

Features and Goals:

Survive the post apocalyptic times Build a strong basis for your compound to survive.

Manage and control your citizens to create a powerful establishment Survive different events through time and grow your SimPocalypse empire. Dealing with any challenges and threats it faces.

Rebuild the pillars of modern civilization Rebuilding a modern social, economic and military setup is crucial. So start thriving instead of just surviving.

Choose your path with a massive research tree. So you can Advance your civilization to new heights Will you succeed in global growth or bring your life to an end?

Trade the Global Market to your advantage Mold and trade in a market to become a global tycoon.

Speed up and automate gameplay actions Utilize the Time lapse feature which lets you vastly speed up time. While helping to automate more and more in SimPocalypse gameplay. So you can dive deeper into its many mechanics. Playing at your own pace.

Dominate & Control the post apocalyptic World! Will you choose military pressure, use your wealth? Maybe take a more diplomatic route to world control?

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