Oxygen Not Included Hot Shots(V596666)

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【Game Introduction】


the replicators are back, this time they are going to launch rockets into space and rebuild their colonies among a series of novel asteroids!
in & nbsp; hypoxia: Venus in the eye! "& in nbsp;, you can assign space missions to new, unexplored asteroids, transport resources between bases, and rush to manage multiple planets to build a giant colony that can not only survive but also hopefully prosper.

New Multi-Planet play


your colonial management ability will face a new test: you must meet the various needs of replicators in different colonies at the same time. Switch between asteroids in real time to obtain rare resources from other planets to supply the home base.

Rocket extension


customize the new module rocket to your liking, and then explore the vast space of the new star map. The massive expansion of the technology tree provides rocket options for mid-game games, giving your clones an advantage in the asteroid space race.

radiation and Nuclear Energy


use naturally occurring radioactive elements to power nuclear machines, use environmental radiation as a source of energy, and look for radiation ecology-but make sure your replicators wear lead suits first.

New Little Animals


meet the new furry little ones-if you treat them well, they may help your colony!

New resources, ecology, science and technology, and more:


there are tons of new ecology waiting to be explored, new technologies waiting to be developed, new resources waiting to be tapped. There's a whole new universe out there-go & nbsp; "hypoxia: stars in the eyes! "go and find out!

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【Configuration Requirements】

Requires 64-bit processor and operating system
OS: Windows 7 (64 bit)
CPU: Dual Core 2 GHz
Memory: 4 GB RAM
Graphics: Intel HD 4600 (AMD or NVIDIA equivalent)
DirectX Ver: 11
Storage: Need 2 GB Available space