Survive and thrive in a post-apocalyptic future — resources are scarce but opportunity calls. Build the ultimate disaster proof colony, protect your colonists, and restore civilization to a devastated world.
Go beyond the colony and explore the wastelands to gather resources, meet rival colonies, and fight off bandits.
Build and manage a colony of survivors after a world-ending event. Construct more than 61 unique buildings to handle everything from resource collection and farming to exploration and security.
Explore a vast procedurally generated world featuring six different biomes filled with resources, wildlife, rival societies and more. Each environment has different conditions that affect your colony’s survival. Stay vigilant: Natural disasters, dangerous animals, and bandits will put your survivors to the test.
Recruit over 80 unique Specialists, each with their own skills and motivations, to manage your colony’s resources and production. Send them beyond the Gate on scientific missions, scavenger runs, and to fight bandits.
Life in the aftermath requires you to make moral choices. You may not be able to control everything in your colony, but how you respond to situations and emergent events will shape the character of your new civilization.
Every decision can have dire consequences on your colony’s survival. Your reputation with other societies will affect your ability to trade and can even affect your relationship with their leaders. Colonists have a mind of their own and will react to your choices.
Fortify your gates and protect your colony from rampaging animals and deadly bandits. Enemies who breach the gate will pour into your colony, wreaking havoc on everything in their wake. Take command of your specialists and drive the invaders back.
Game Title: Surviving the Aftermath
Store Page: https://store.steampowered.com/app/684450/
Metacritic: https://www.metacritic.com/game/surviving-the-aftermath/
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Developer: Iceflake Studios
Publisher: Paradox Interactive
Rating: 3,078 1,276 Mostly Positive 
Release Date: 22 Oct, 2020
Surviving The Aftermath Remnant-Early Access
SIZE: 2.06 GB
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- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows® 7 Home 64 bit SP1
- Processor: Intel® iCore™ i5-2500K or AMD® Phenom™ II X6 1090T
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: Nvidia® GeForce™ GTX 580 or AMD® Radeon™ HD 7870
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 4 GB available space
Recommended:
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows® 10 Home 64 bit
- Processor: Intel® iCore™ i5-3570K or AMD® Ryzen™ 3 2200G
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: Nvidia® GeForce™ GTX 760 or AMD® Radeon™ R9 380
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 4 GB available space
Languages:
English, French, German, Polish, Portuguese – Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish – Latin America
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ALERT – File permission and ownership issues affecting this .
I’ve been waiting and hoping for Aftermath, ever since Epic blackmailed me into accepting THEIR changes T&C, after I had bought the game. Steam tried the same stunt 12 years ago, and I refuse to have my purchases held to ransom by an unwanted 3rd party DRM policeman. So, despite owning the game, Epic won’t let me update it. Skidrowcodex was my last hope… Hooray! here at last. Thanks Skidrowcodex…
However, the presently ed version of Aftermath is a little different. The game doesn’t need a crack, and is ed as a standalone “just run this” installation folder and game .exe.
There is no actual installation program to run.
Which is fine, except running the game results in all manner of File Permissions problems, particularly for the save games.
In fact, the save games cannot be seen by the game upon next starting. Yet there they are, visible in the Savegames folder.
They were visible during the previous game session – so, “going back” to try to handle something differently is quite possible. Except, if you close the game and restart, then those previous save games vanish, despite being shown in the right folder.
It turns out that all of this game, and the …\Documents\Paradox Interactive folder (and all subfolders) gets hijacked by “OWNER RIGHTS” and defeats all attempts to take ownership, or assign permissions. Even all of the online fixes to resolve the endless “Access denied” errors, including command line actions, are defeated by whatever has been done to the ownership permissions.
It FEELS like what happens with ransomware, but might be something as simple as the er zipping up the game folder with Bitlocker on (for example). By unzipping it, I get “permission” to read and use the files from Windows, but I’m not allowed to do anything to it (like delete it, or touch any of the things the game PROPAGATED like the save games, and settings.ini) without the original Bitlocker digital certificate.
In other words, I recommend you do NOT run this game as it stands.
I’m not sure if the problem is an oversight, or an actual test of ransomware access, but once the game starts creating files and savegames, you will not have permission to delete them or edit them or be in control of “File ownership”.
UPDATE:
For what it is worth, it seems possible to “fix” the file ownership/permission issues.
Firstly, un-rar the somewhere other than the C: drive.
Then run “Take Ownership” of the unzipped contents, and all subfolders. (google for it – it’s quite a common thing) This should give ownership of the files before any are created by the game itself.
When you run the game, a folder is created under C:\s\[you]\Documents\Paradox Interactive\Surviving the Aftermath. Like, Savegames.
If the game is run before “Take Ownership”, then any savegames created belong to the game, and not you. And that causes nasty problems when you want to load a savegame later.
Nasty problems as in invisible files, Enumeration failures, Access Denied failures, and more. You can see the files, but the next time you run the game, they cannot be found, and any attempt to move or delete them simply fails.
I turned off Windows 10 “Tamper Protection” in order to Take Ownership of the Paradox Interactive folder (and all subfolders). I run the game from a different drive (G:\) where Windows is not quite so picky about protecting things, and Take Ownership had no problems running there successfully. Once the C:\ permissions are sorted, turn the tamper protection back on.
With EVERYTHING changed to my ownership, the game now runs, sees the savegames, and any new savegames created are now owned by me, and can be seen and handled as per usual by windows.
I’m guessing that running the game without taking ownership first, results in the savegames “belonging” to an unknown , and despite everything seeming “right” (I had full control) I was not allowed to access the savegames reading (loading) the next time the game started. Very frustrating when all internet solutions to that issue implied Take Ownership should have worked without problems. Tamper Protection was a pure guess, since it involved a “sensitive” area on C: drive.
It’s nasty and risky stuff, and not the usual level of Skidrowcodex quality fare, but this seemed to work for me.
Good luck. Fingers crossed.