As the leader of the first human colony on planet XG-29, it's your job to organize the colony ship launch, and help get the colony up and running quickly. Your goal is to build the colony up to a stable size. If you can grow the colony to 500 residents, the colony will be stable and independent. Stock the ship with as much gear as it will fit. Once you've landed, build the colony while managing the on-world resources and raw materials.

Card Types:
Purple - Building
Teal - Reusable
Orange - Unit
Green - One-time use

While stocking the ship:
Click one of the three cards to add it to the ship manifest

After landfall:
Use the arrow keys or click and drag to move around the map. Use your scroll wheel to zoom in and out.
At the start of every day you draw a card. The buildings you construct may use or generate some resources or raw material each day.
Click a card to use it. Some cards require you to select a location on the map in order to use them. Some cards require you to pay a cost in various resources in order to use them. The cards that you can afford are highlighted in blue.
Buildings can typically be placed anywhere you can see. Building cards are discarded after being constructed.
Units may be deployed from any appropriate building. Military units will return to your recycling pile after all threats are eliminated. Your units will move on their own towards the nearest threat.
Reusable ability cards will return to you recycling pile after use, one-time use cards are discarded after use.
At the end of the day, you will automatically move any cards beyond the first 8 to the recycle pile. If the deck is empty, the recycling pile will be shuffled into your deck.

Resources:
Population - The number of colonists living on XG-29. Citizens arrive as long as the colony is happy. There is a soft cap on population, houses extend that cap. Having more citizens than housing creates unhappiness
Happiness - How your citizens feel about living on XG-29. Some buildings increase happiness. Overcrowding lowers happiness. Having a shortages of supplies lower happiness every day. If the colony is unhappy enough, citizens will leave.
Illness - As the colony grows and time passes, disease becomes a real concern. Sick citizens spread disease and will die without hospitals or clinics available, lowering population.
Creds - Money in off-world banks. Used primarily for importing goods and services from nearby planets and stations.
Food - Colonists need food. On average, 5 colonists eat 1 supply of food each day.
Water - Colonists typically recycle their own water, but farming and industry buildings use water
Energy - Many buildings need energy to run their operations.
Alloy - Alloy is primarily used to construct many different types of buildings.
Copper - Copper is used by many tech buildings.
Oil - Oil is needed by military buildings or can be shipped off-world for a profit.

Strategy tips:
Don't just buy every card you can - a deck full of useless junk can be a real problem when you need one specific card.
Have a plan for generating food, energy, and alloy before departing.
Be cautious taking all the shiny cards off the bat, you won't be able to afford them early on.


Dev notes:
Originally submitted as Compo - just really needed more time. Post-mortem to follow.
12/13 - compo version submitted
12/14 - switched to jam, compo game needed serious balance pass and wasn't fun
12/15 - day 1 patch
12/19 - *hopefully* fixed random crashes, also you should be able to resize the window (that might be a bit buggy)