Voidtrain allows travelling through the Void. Why not do it with style and upgrade your machine with Steam Engine? How to do it and is it worth it? Here you will find out.
Voidtrain, which reached Steam Early Access program yesterday, was met with mediocre reception. With less than 70% of positive reviews, Steam classifies the game rating as “Mixed”. This doesn’t stop people from enjoying it. Travelling through the Void on an upgradable train cart is attractive to many gamers. If you are one of them, you may wonder how to upgrade your train with Steam Engine? Continue reading to find out.
Steam Engine is a big machine that is a natural upgrade from barebones, basic trolley you start the game with. In order to get it, it’s necessary to reach tier 12 of research and locomotive of the train needs to be at least 3 platforms long. To build it the following resources are required:
In order to get Steam Engine installed you will have to pull up to a Depot and use a Building Console. Is it worth it though?
As Voidtrain’s main focus is on gathering resources, faster moving train can make this task harder. It is usually recommended to let the train move slowly and float around it while collecting all the materials nearby.
With the lowest possible speed, the Steam Engine can be a bit too fast to pick up all the items in its vicinity. However, it comes with a benefit as it allows you to add 2 more platforms to the train. To mitigate the velocity generated by the Steam Engine, there are creatures called Leeches slowing down your vehicle, so it can be helpful to let them stay.
Speed that the engine produces can be utilised while playing with a bigger number of friends. Then it will make much more sense to let the train go faster with more players covering the larger areas.
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Author: Aleksander Kartasinski
Just a random from the depths of the internet who happens to be interested in video games like millions of other people on this planet. By sheer luck he was given a chance to write about them. Worked in IT department and supported users for way too long, but also given a chance to do some IT magic on a large scale in his free time. Interested in technology, games with intriguing mechanics, etymology, and linguistics.