It's worth paying attention to our YouTube channel this year, which we've been rebuilding for over a month. In conversations with our community, we noticed that Chernobylite is often a kind of catalyst: you play the game and then you want to know more about the Exclusion Zone.
With the New Year just around the corner we will devote these last hours of 2022 to make a short summary of what happened in the last 12 months.
Like we mentioned in the last report describing the history of the Mi-8 helicopter accident, there are still wrecks of various vehicles in the Zone. But believe us, what you see in the game is just the tip of the iceberg. Come with us! We will show you around the largest vehicle cemeteries in the Exclusion Zone.
Last week we explained what chernobylite is (it turned out to be much more than a fancy name for the game). Furthermore we elaborated about the chemical effects of the explosion of the Chernobyl power plant. In today's report, we don't deviate so much from the topic of chernobylite crystals, because we used them to build something important for the whole game.
Today we would like to do something that we should have done from the beginning: answer the question: what is chernobylite? Sure, in interviews or somewhere in our previous materials, you could read that it is a substance that exists in reality and was created as a result of the explosion of the Chernobyl power plant. Now it's worth expanding on this idea a bit and... telling you about something else.
The base in Chernobylite is a special place. You can rest there after a hard mission, talk to your companions, and replenish your equipment. And most importantly, you can decorate it as you like. From your screenshots, we can see that you don't just place beds, crafting tables and plants inside. The furniture layouts in your bases go from extreme to extreme: from well-crafted apartments to massive mushroom farms. It's obvious that you enjoy it.
And here we are. 150 weeks ago the first Weekly Report appeared. Every week we informed you about the progress of work on Chernobylite, when it was released in Early Access. We presented you the backstage of the game's development, the secrets of the development of games in general, as well as numerous curiosities related to Chernobyl. Yes, there's been a lot going on, and we've got some exciting weeks ahead of us.
