Mark your calendars! Children of a Dead Earth launches on Steam on September 23rd, 2016 at 9am PDT!
Also, in case you missed the latest gameplay trailer, here it is:
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Children of a Dead Earth 
(My English is not good )
I have a question for you ,
does the game supports
liquefying or vaporization when matarial
reaches it’s melting point or boiling point? (or even turns to plasma when reaches ionizing temperature)
I mean does it actually flows like water when it is melted?
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Melting and boiling points are modeled in game. However, fluids in space tend to not flow anywhere unless a heavy force is applied and generally either solidify quickly by radiating heat, or if heat is being applied, vaporize or ionize. As a result, solids and gases/plasmas are primarily what is modeled in game.
For example, when a laser hits an armor plate, if it only applies enough energy to melt the material, the material will solidify quickly after the energy radiates away and conducts away to surrounding armor. But if enough energy is applied though, it will vaporize and ionize, ejecting outwards from the armor radially.
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Up ship in 14 days!
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I’ve been critical of some of the technical limiting choices you’ve chosen on here, but I can’t wait to click the buy button.
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What will the price be on release?
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Will mods be supported from day one?
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Yes, support is already in. However, Steam Workshop support may not be in on day one.
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Is a GOG release in the works?
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Unfortunately, no. I’m currently looking into an alternate release platform for users who do not have Steam as a result.
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Keep us updated. It looks wonderful, and I look forward to it being released on a different platform. I suspect that GOG is the only real alternative at this point, but I’m sure that we’ll see everything work out.
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woohoo, I’m hyped. been lurking a long time, definitely ready to pick this up
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Which platforms will be supported? Mac, Linux, Windows?
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Windows and Mac. Linux support may come at a later date. Also, some testers have reported success with using WINE.
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