Solar System Worlds

Solar System Worlds

Oxygen Not Included
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Explore the Cosmos in Oxygen Not Included with Solar System Worlds

Expand Your Horizons

Prepare to embark on an interstellar colonization adventure within Oxygen Not Included! The Solar System Worlds mod injects a thrilling new dimension into your base-building experience by introducing celestial bodies inspired by our very own solar system. For those venturing into the DLC, your journey begins on Earth, offering a familiar starting point as you set your sights on conquering the vastness of space, one planet at a time.

New Worlds, New Challenges

This mod doesn’t just add new aesthetics; it brings unique gameplay elements to the table. Each celestial body has been meticulously crafted with distinct characteristics to ensure a fresh and engaging experience. Get ready to encounter:

  • The familiar, yet newly re-imagined, Earth, presented in a 224×288 map size.
  • The desolate beauty of the Moon, a 256×288 asteroid ready for your pioneering spirit.
  • The majestic Titan, a sprawling 224×288 world teeming with potential discoveries.
  • The immense Ganymede, a colossal 192×352 map offering unparalleled challenges and opportunities.

All these new worlds come equipped with an “Iron Core” trait, complete with the volatile addition of Iron volcanoes. Your starting asteroid has also been thoughtfully modified, providing an initial setup that enhances the immersion and the illusion of surviving in these alien environments. Whether you’re drawn to the rocky terrains or the potential for rare resources, these new worlds offer a fresh canvas for your strategic genius.

Navigating Potential Issues

While the mod aims to provide a seamless experience, a known issue exists regarding asteroid name generation, which may occasionally result in names like “asteroid_type.” To avoid this, it’s recommended to disable the mod before generating a new map if you are not actively using it. Additionally, like many world generation mods, Solar System Worlds can sometimes trigger a “Unfortunately not all seeds germinate” error. This is usually resolved by simply regenerating your game. If the issue persists beyond a couple of attempts, consider reaching out for support.

Dive into an expanded universe and test your survival skills on worlds inspired by the celestial wonders right outside our own atmosphere!

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