The Riftbreaker v2.0.55121

You're dropped onto Galatea 37 as Captain Ashley S. Nowak - the Riftbreaker - strapped into a beefy Mecha called Mr. Riggs. The gig? Punch a portal back to Earth by building a monstrous, energy-hungry rift generator. It's not just slap-down-a-solar-panel stuff: you'll need to rig up a sprawling industrial pipeline - mines, smelters, power stations and research rigs - to crank out the resources and tech that let you actually open a way home.

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Expect base-building on steroids. Layout matters: connect resource hubs, automate production, and expand persistent outposts across different biomes so your economy doesn't choke. The planet's packed with rare materials and weird alien goo - find the hotspots and pipe the loot back through your rifts.

But you won't be left to chill. Galatea's ecosystem doesn't like you messing with it. As your footprint grows, the locals get pissed. Build walls, barriers and turret nests - and be ready to field everything from bug swarms to massive alpha beasts. Attacks scale up over time, so prep layered defenses and keep Mr. Riggs kitted for close-up scrambles when things go sideways.

Play the campaign for a handcrafted, hours-long journey through diverse, procedurally generated maps where you call the shots on priorities and tech progression. Prefer pure survival? There's a wave-based mode that throws randomized missions and escalating enemy hordes at you for near-endless replay. Want full control? Sandbox mode hands you the knobs for resources, spawn rates, weather and more so you can run whatever scenario you dream up.

Solo or roll with friends - the game supports up to 4-player online co-op (or LAN/dedicated server setups). Every mode's tuned to play nice whether you're a lone wolf or a squad. And if you like tweaking the rules, the game's got tons of difficulty presets and sliders so you can tune enemy numbers, damage, resource abundance and other parameters to fit your vibe.

The Riftbreaker is community-driven too: the devs keep adding content and tools, and there's built-in mod support and a mod manager so the community can tweak and extend the experience. If you're into building, defending, and blasting with a hulking mech while juggling factories and research, this one's got serious bite.