

We Need More Steam!
Mars On Fire · 2024 · Strategy, Casual, Automation, Management, Simulation
PC
4 user reviews50% · 4
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About We Need More Steam!
Build and design your power plant for the town. The demand for electricity is constantly increasing, and you are tasked with supplying that power. Turn water into steam and steam into electricity with the use of water pumps, boilers, tanks, and nuclear reactors.
Each town has different demands and a limited amount of space to build your power plant. Planning ahead is necessary as you manage space, money, and supply versus demand of electricity.
Unlock each level by meeting the town's electricity demands and scoring enough to satisfy the endless demand for power.
Each town has different demands and a limited amount of space to build your power plant. Planning ahead is necessary as you manage space, money, and supply versus demand of electricity.
Unlock each level by meeting the town's electricity demands and scoring enough to satisfy the endless demand for power.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Honestly... You can play better games online for free. It's not even very well made. I've played a ton of automation games, but the gameplay mechanic seems broken (electricity demand seems to rise geometrically, far faster than you can click) and the UI doesn't provide any real information. I refunded because after half an hour I was frustrated, bored and didn't see any variation on the maps except 'This one is a slightly different shape'. So, with no reason to continue... I didn't.3 found this helpful
I'm giving a positive review because it's a $1 game and worth it for the taste but I'm frustrated with it. This isn't Factorio's design something that works but sucks and improve it. It's design something that works then fail and don't know why. I was sold with the video and images and price but as a player its frustrating. As a programmer it feels like something I would make and know the rules of and be great at because I made it and know the rules but no one else can play it well. It's punishing. The timer runs fast and you don't get the time you need to analyze the data it avails before you fail. If the timer shows up saying you don't have enough electricity needed you've already failed. Your first instinct the next run is to over spend and you get a timer for debt that is impossible to fix and you fail. (Yes, I did the tutorial and understand the -$20k rule, but when playing you don't feel like you have the time to even look at your debt or profits etc.) I know this balance is what the games is but I can't find the cadence or the maths to make it work. Add to that some RNG upgrades and your run to run comparisons are incomparable. I failed and failed and failed without much…
I played We Need More Steam! for 24 minutes at the time of writing this, it's a good game with a good premise. However, power demand raises too quickly to actually make any meaningful progress, please make this more fun!
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