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Junction Gate

Game Categories:	Civ Builder, Clicker, RPG

Game Platforms:	Javascript/HTML5

Development Status:	Alpha

Version:	0.8.7

Play Junction Gate on www.junctiongate.com

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Game Description
Junction Gate is an incremental resource management and strategy game. Your goal is to survive, gather resources, build out the Junction Gate station, and keep your population alive and happy. Story The station is called Junction Gate, a colony seed that never fully blossomed. You see plans for mines, habitat modules, research facilities, and shipyards. From the looks of it, however, station construction ground to a halt shortly after it began, with no immediate indication of what went wrong with the assembly bots. The barren and dusty planet below is Ninevah, about half the size Earth was before the Burning. Resources As you first start out, you'll need to quickly gather resources to survive. The resources can be viewed in the Resources Panel in the upper right of your screen. Each resource functions slightly differently, and some can even go negative, so it's important to keep an eye on them during all stages of the game. There are 7 resources currently available: Ore Helium3 Air Food Credits Energy Population To produce more resources, you'll need to construct various facilities appropriate for each resource. Command The Command tab is where you manage Junction Gate's personnel and policies. Much of this functionality won't be present until you build governmental facilities. Be warned, the command decisions you make will have a profound impact on your game! Personnel Commanders amplify the effect of your workers by providing them direction. Commanders each have different specialties and can only affect workers in their own department. By training your commanders, you can increase the impact they have on station personnel and decrease the liklihood that the commander will be killed if disaster strikes. You can only have up to four commanders at a time and they are assigned randomly as the story unfolds. Station personnel can be assigned to various departments in Junction Gate to supplement basic resource production. However, station personnel will not be assignable until governmental facilities have been built. Each worker equates to an additional unit of production. Station Governance The Station Governance tab allows you to manage your station's social, military, and economic polices. Each policy will have an affect on your station itself, as well as affecting how the various factions interact with you. To see what a policy does, hover over the text for a description. Economy The Economy tab is where you'll manage your finances. As you progressively upgrade your facilities, you'll have access to investment funds, a stock market, and even a casino. Investments Each level of investment will allow you to earn credits interest at set intervals based on the amount invested. Stock Market Once the stock market has been unlocked, you'll be able invest in corporations across the Commonwealth. Here are a few keys to investment: Science Building scientific facilities will allow you to perform research. Currently research is performed by paying credits, but this is likely to change in future versions. External Links Game Instructions Subreddit Twitter Facebook

Game Description

Junction Gate is an incremental resource management and strategy game. Your goal is to survive, gather resources, build out the Junction Gate station, and keep your population alive and happy.

Story
The station is called Junction Gate, a colony seed that never fully blossomed. You see plans for mines, habitat modules, research facilities, and shipyards. From the looks of it, however, station construction ground to a halt shortly after it began, with no immediate indication of what went wrong with the assembly bots. The barren and dusty planet below is Ninevah, about half the size Earth was before the Burning.

Resources
As you first start out, you'll need to quickly gather resources to survive. The resources can be viewed in the Resources Panel in the upper right of your screen. Each resource functions slightly differently, and some can even go negative, so it's important to keep an eye on them during all stages of the game.
There are 7 resources currently available:

Ore
Helium3
Air
Food
Credits
Energy
Population

To produce more resources, you'll need to construct various facilities appropriate for each resource.

Command
The Command tab is where you manage Junction Gate's personnel and policies. Much of this functionality won't be present until you build governmental facilities. Be warned, the command decisions you make will have a profound impact on your game!

Personnel
Commanders amplify the effect of your workers by providing them direction. Commanders each have different specialties and can only affect workers in their own department. By training your commanders, you can increase the impact they have on station personnel and decrease the liklihood that the commander will be killed if disaster strikes. You can only have up to four commanders at a time and they are assigned randomly as the story unfolds.
Station personnel can be assigned to various departments in Junction Gate to supplement basic resource production. However, station personnel will not be assignable until governmental facilities have been built. Each worker equates to an additional unit of production.

Station Governance
The Station Governance tab allows you to manage your station's social, military, and economic polices. Each policy will have an affect on your station itself, as well as affecting how the various factions interact with you. To see what a policy does, hover over the text for a description.

Economy
The Economy tab is where you'll manage your finances. As you progressively upgrade your facilities, you'll have access to investment funds, a stock market, and even a casino.

Investments
Each level of investment will allow you to earn credits interest at set intervals based on the amount invested.

Stock Market
Once the stock market has been unlocked, you'll be able invest in corporations across the Commonwealth. Here are a few keys to investment:

Science
Building scientific facilities will allow you to perform research. Currently research is performed by paying credits, but this is likely to change in future versions.

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