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Workers & Resources: Soviet Republic Adds Space Program DLC on November 24

Hooded Horse announced on November 3 that Space Program, a DLC for 3Division's Workers & Resources: Soviet Republic, releases on November 23, with the store page pointing to November 24 in Japan from time zone differences.

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Why it matters

A management sim built on planned-economy logistics now extends its supply chain into orbit, and the announcement confirms the game's cumulative sales have passed 1 million copies.

Workers & Resources: Soviet Republic Adds Space Program DLC on November 24

Key Facts

  • Hooded Horse announced the Space Program DLC for Workers & Resources: Soviet Republic on November 3.
  • Space Program is scheduled for release on November 24.
  • The DLC adds universities for space research, rocket manufacturing, launch sites, and orbital assembly.
  • A dedicated Space Program campaign is set in the 1960s.
  • Cumulative sales of Workers & Resources: Soviet Republic have surpassed 1 million copies.

The DLC adds rocket manufacturing, universities for space research, launch sites, and orbital assembly, with a satellite launch as the first goal and a space station as the eventual one. It also includes a dedicated campaign set in the 1960s.

Space Program puts the game's existing industrial chains behind the rocket program. Electronic components, steel, plastics, cloth, and mechanical parts are manufactured in manufacturing halls, moved to assembly halls, then carried to dedicated launch sites, where a mission control center manages the launches.

The research side runs through universities built in the nation. The first target is placing an artificial satellite in orbit. After that, players can launch components separately, rendezvous them in orbit, and build a space station. A dedicated campaign starts from a state with initial infrastructure and an industrial base already in place.

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