How to play Moonar Overseer
Moonar Overseer is a brand new incremental game from the partnership of Fox & Farthing and Playfix.io.
As an incremental game, your goal is to increase production as much as possible in order to unlock all buildings. You’re overseeing a moon city and want to mine as much regolith (moon dust) as possible. In future updates, we’re planning to add in a prestige system, elite upgrades, and new minerals to mine.
When the game starts you only have three buildings: the mine, the battery, and the black market. The mine is responsible for digging up regolith from under the moon’s surface. We buy miners to increase the amount mined per second. When you’ve unlocked 25 miners, you’ll get the refinery.
The battery increases the effectiveness of your away time. If you close the game, your miners will continue working but at a reduced rate. When you upgrade the battery, you can increase how effective that away time is, up to 100%.
The black market has options for you to watch ads to increase your effectiveness or unlock the Lunar Farm.
The refinery has fairly expensive upgrades that increase the productivity of the miners, meaning production scales quickly if you unlock it. However, the cost scales quickly.
The Lunar Farm allows you to begin growing organic crystals. Organic crystals are a premium currency that will be used for other things down the road, but for now they unlock powerful boosts.
There is a maximum amount of miners you can have, however. Obviously, they need somewhere to stay. Miners stay in the Miner Pod. As you upgrade it, more miners walk around inside and more pods will appear, increasing your maximum population on your moon city.
The laboratory has several expensive, powerful upgrades that increase your production of organic crystals and regolith. It’s a good idea to prioritize them.
Finally, we have the restaurant. In playtesting, the restaurant was an incredibly powerful building that increases overall multiplicative output of miners. This is still the case, but these upgrades are expensive to compensate.
We’re excited to have you join us on this journey. If you have any bugs to report, feedback, or suggestions, feel free to email us at hello@foxandfarthing.com.
Have fun!
