All God Things Must Come To An End | The Universim - Part 30 (God Simulator - Full 1.0 Release)

The Universim continues and also concludes as we finally repair the mighty Planet Cracker, aka the Stampy Death Robot, and watch it fly away to another world!
However it seems that our first job for the Planet Cracker is revenge on the aliens who attacked us with it in the first place, so it flies off to an alien world and... well, no spoilers here but let's just say it's very odd and very unexpected but we discover the truth about the aliens and also our own origins!
We do need to do quite a lot of work before all this up on the Ice Planet where the final component of the Planet Cracker is located. We try to get it out of the ground as quickly as we can but our Nuggets keep freezing into big blocks of ice and there's no water, so the process takes a while and potentially some of the Nuggets might perish along the way.
We do eventually extract the component and use it to send the Planet Cracker off into space and this does bring our series of The Universim to a close. It's been wonderful, it's been emotional but alas we need to wrap things up. Thank you if you've come along for the journey!
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WHAT WOULD YOU DO WITH THE POWER?
🔵Play God!
Guide your fledgling sentient species (lovingly called “nuggets”) from Stone Age cave painters to star-faring explorers.
🔵Wield godly power
Command more than 15 godly powers to guide, protect - or discipline - your followers. Create devastating tornadoes, smite naughty followers with lightning bolts, or shake and sunder the very earth.
🔵Watch your Nuggets grow and thrive
Observe Nuggets' every move as they work and fight to survive.
🔵Evolve and advance through the ages
Research more than 200 technological and societal advancements.
🔵Expand your power and colonize the galaxy
Discover and colonize a galaxy of procedurally generated planets, each with unique ecosystems and challenges to conquer.
🔵Manage delicate ecosystems
Manage the delicate balance of planetary ecosystems to help nuggets thrive. Your decisions and your followers’ ' actions influence global climates and have real environmental consequences. (Try not to kill them in an ecological disaster - well, unless you want to, of course.)
🔵Delve into the deeper mystery of your existence
Unravel the layers of a deeper cosmic story that challenges your perception of who and what you are - and reveals unexpected twists!
About This Game:
The Universim is a strategy city builder game with “God” elements where you guide a civilization (Nuggets) from the Stone Age to the Space Age. Manage resources, dynamic challenges, and ensure your Nuggets can survive, thrive, and spread to the stars.
The Universim features more than 200 research perks that will help you to shape your civilization. Be as benevolent or malevolent as you like to drive nuggets to evolve, advance, and expand. (Even the best civilizations need an occasional smiting).
Every planet in The Universim is procedurally generated and offers unique characteristics and challenges, ensuring that every world and every game is unique and engaging. Ecological balance and resource management are critical to success. Nuggets have their own needs and behaviors you must attend to. Your guidance will shape how they deal with conflicts, natural disasters, alien creatures, and other civilizations. Their growth and evolution depends on you!
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Additional audio:
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[@anthonyr.1568]

You've finished several series recently, Penge. Looking forward to the new ones!

[@TheGeekCupboard]

We did have too many on the go, I don't like having four series running at the same time, it was too busy!

[@joshuacr]

@@TheGeekCupboard It just shows how amazing you are at juggling Penge!

[@the_nikster1]

wow. that ending was...truly bizarre 😅I've thoroughly enjoyed the rest of this series and am sad to see it go! it was so cool to see the Nuggets evolve from where they began to where they ended up. thanks so much for this fun series, Penge! 😃

[@joshuacr]

[Had family medical crisis so was away for weeks and catching up.] An interesting chapter (the idea is you are supposed to send your Robots to hazardous worlds not nuggetiods, but amazing saves oh Godly Penge! You do *not* want Nuggetoids to stay on planet ice cube unless Terraformed! ) 28:47 if you play again note at the top it says whom you establish trade with. I was curious if one day you could try an "AI colony" build for resource mining but if you feel there is "not much to do" I understand. Cheers on your Planet cracker story merriment! I *loved* watching you spin your wheels as you figured it out who was narrating your "story!" *Welcome to Earth!* Was hoping to see the planet cracker "properly" used more, but grats on your "ending!"

[@peluso4oso]

I was considering buying that game, but that ending... I'll save my money to adopt a cat.

[@TheGeekCupboard]

The ending was a little bit strange, unexpectedly so.

[@joshuacr]

@@TheGeekCupboard It was the "unlimited free pay" unlock, but yes a poor explanation why your "narrator" stops.

[@Odeon420]

Good Job Penge.

[@TheGeekCupboard]

Thank you! We got there in the end.

[@populuxe1]

This is what the nuggetoids are for

[@TheGeekCupboard]

I wonder if they can get frozen?

[@joshuacr]

@@TheGeekCupboard I was going to eat that defrosted for dinner then I watched your episode. The pizza was delicious! 😁

[@sukicly]

Landed on the Ice planet, I finally know why we can build Hyperlube. This may help people from freezing if they are travelling via the tubes. Congratulate for completing another fun series! Really looking forward to new series!

[@TheGeekCupboard]

That's not a bad suggestion! Maybe that could work on the planets with the more hostile environments!

[@archuserbytheway]

This was a good series

[@Lledra]

Omgosh??? The ending was like *wildly empty*? It almost feels like it was bugged? It took so long for the pop up about destroying the generators too. Had it happened speedier, and then went to the cut scene it would feel a lot less *what it was*. LOL I am Dying at the cut to credits. That was *wild*. Thank you SO much for playing this, Penge! I'm So excited to see what game you'll be playing next. And awesome job ending on a nice even 30! Keep on Keeping On, Penge! And thank you so much for doing what you do!

[@joshuacr]

I think there was a "why no endgame" complaint and they slapped it in, but don't quote me on that.

[@Spiklething]

The Statue of Liberty said ‘we will need to delay our celebrations for just a moment’ and then there was an Ad break. The KZbin algorithm gets even more creepy! 😂

[@TheGeekCupboard]

There was an ad break in the middle of the video? That's not right, there should only be adverts at the start and the end. KZbin doing it's own thing again I see!

[@Spiklething]

@@TheGeekCupboard and then there was another one when the statue of liberty said 'let me regale you with the truth' but I had taken a bit of a pause watching this time around to get myself a -coffee- um cup of tea. Don't worry about the ads, though, I usually use an adblocker but not for KZbin, watching ads helps to support the content providers and shows a little appreciation.

[@TheGeekCupboard]

You're a KZbin Member though, you've paid your adblocking fees, it's wholly acceptable! I do welcome the support though but you have indeed gone above and beyond the call of duty!

[@Spiklething]

@@TheGeekCupboard Actually, I think you are the one who goes above and beyond the call of duty. Your videos make me happy so many times, you deserve all the biscuits! Edit: and the cake

[@sukicly]

@@Spiklething I use an extension called Ad speedup on my web browsers. It speeds up the ads for 16x. Content creator still got the ad view counts when I only watch ads for 2s.

[@PaulDozierZZoMBiE13]

🎵Fly me to the moon 🎵Let me play among the stars 🎵And let me see what spring is like 🎵On a-Jupiter and Mars

[@Klyis]

It was a fun series! But it does feel like the late game mechanics could use some improvement, especially since it's implied that you could colonize potentially dozens of other planets. One change I'd make is the ability to manually trade resources between planets without a spaceport and make the spaceport a much more expensive building that can automatically trade resources with any other spaceport. So you'd have to be more involved in starting new colonies but once they can afford a spaceport you don't have to keep micromanaging them individually.

[@joshuacr]

How do yo think your materials get from planet to planet? Even gods have a limited range. But yes, Automation should offer a discount.

[@Klyis]

@@joshuacr The first rocket building (the one you need to start a colony) would be for manually transferring resources. Then the more expensive spaceport would make that process automatic.

[@user-uh6mh3vr1w]

Thank you for the interesting video and whole series!

[@TheGeekCupboard]

You're very welcome!

[@nickbenton4881]

Technically that’s the manhattan bridge I think :P

[@caeciliaamelia7671]

Can you play last train home again as a series?

[@deandrewpowell]

You should try this relaxing game called fish game

[@fransmith3255]

The ending was really weird. It's like they wanted an ending and didn't know how to make it so they made up some bizarre thing. 🤣 I don't get why the game needed an ending. It could have just been ongoing, discovering more planets...

[@TheGeekCupboard]

It also didn't make much sense because we had the narrator voice switched off. They do speak A LOT in the game, chipping in with random things quite often, so they had to be silenced for the sake of my own sanity, but it didn't really make sense to hear the narrator voice when we'd only heard it right at the very beginning of the game!

[@joshuacr]

@@TheGeekCupboard I think they needed to explain why the narrator switched off, but the reason of the why is not explained.

[@lynno7423]

Send robots and you do not need a spaceport😀

[@joshuacr]

Don't build a spaceport and get nothing back.