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As badly described as possible, what is your favorite video game?

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tibi@lemmy.world
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You end up stranded on a foreign planet. You need to build a rocket so you can go home, but unfortunately you have to build a whole manufacturing facility to do that. As if this wasn’t hard enough, the inhabitants of the planet are environmentalist assholes and will do anything in their power to stop you.

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Sumeron@lemmy.world
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I’m guessing Factorio.

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jscummy@sh.itjust.works
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It doesn’t mention losing all sense of time and accidentally playing for 16 hours straight though

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duckington@lemmy.world
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I feel like this is well described lmao

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milicent_bystandr@lemm.ee
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Luckily you can knit nuclear reactors with your bare hands, once you’ve figured it out, and stuff them in your pockets for later. This is helpful.

Also don’t forget your omega-3 fatty acids when you go a-wandering

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50MYT@aussie.zone
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Red chips. Green science. Expand the mainbus.

Watch out for the trains…

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Tau@sopuli.xyz
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the factory must grow

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sixtyshilling@lemmy.world
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Sounds like Subnautica.

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Kory@lemmy.ml
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After then first sentence I thought: Subnautica! But the rest didn’t fit.

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