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==Gameplay==
==Gameplay==
The player needs to take care of the [[Hapiness|happiness]] of the [[Citizens|workers]] living in the players republic. By placing a Museum near places where workers spent their free time, the player influences this happiness. Another advantage of placing museums is that [[Citizens#Tourist|tourists]] from abroad, visiting the player's republic, will visit the cinema and pay for the entrance to the museum, providing more income to the player.  
The player needs to take care of the [[Happiness|happiness]] of the [[Citizens|workers]] living in the player's republic. By placing a Museum near places where workers spend their free time, the player influences this happiness. Another advantage of placing museums is that [[Citizens#Tourist|tourists]] from abroad, visiting the player's republic, will visit the museum and pay the entrance fee, providing more income to the player.


===Influences===
===Influences===
Placing museums have the following effects to the game:  
Placing museums has the following effects on the game:
* Museums have a positive effect on the citizens [[Culture|culture]] preference. {{Main|Happiness}}
* Museums have a positive effect on the citizens' [[Culture|culture]] preference. {{Main|Happiness}}
* Increasing income of the player when tourists visit the player's republic. {{Main|Tourism}}
* Increases the player's income when tourists visit the republic. {{Main|Tourism}}


===Buildings related to museums===
===Buildings related to museums===
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| rowspan="2" | {{Resource icon|Heat|3 m3}},<br /> {{Resource icon|Water|0.30 m3/day}}  
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| rowspan="2" | 3.0 MWh
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| rowspan="2" | {{Resource icon|Mixed waste|0.32 kg/worker}}, {{Resource icon|Mixed waste|0.30 kg/customer}}  
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| rowspan="2" | {{Resource icon|Heat|6 m3}},<br /> {{Resource icon|Water|0.40 m3/day}}  
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| rowspan="2" | {{Resource icon|Mixed waste|0.32 kg/worker}}, {{Resource icon|Mixed waste|0.30 kg/customer}}  
| rowspan="2" | {{Resource icon|Heat|2.52 m3}},<br /> {{Resource icon|Water|0.16 m3/day}}  
| rowspan="2" | {{Resource icon|Heat|2.52 m3}},<br /> {{Resource icon|Water|0.16 m3/day}}  
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| rowspan="2" | 3.0 MWh
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| rowspan="2" | {{Resource icon|Mixed waste|0.32 kg/worker}}, {{Resource icon|Mixed waste|0.30 kg/customer}}  
| rowspan="2" | {{Resource icon|Heat|5 m3}},<br /> {{Resource icon|Water|0.40 m3/day}}  
| rowspan="2" | {{Resource icon|Heat|5 m3}},<br /> {{Resource icon|Water|0.40 m3/day}}  
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| rowspan="2" | {{Resource icon|Mixed waste|0.50 kg/worker}}, {{Resource icon|Mixed waste|0.67 kg/customer}}  
| rowspan="2" | {{Resource icon|Heat|6 m3}},<br /> {{Resource icon|Water|0.40 m3/day}}  
| rowspan="2" | {{Resource icon|Heat|6 m3}},<br /> {{Resource icon|Water|0.40 m3/day}}  
| rowspan="2" | 3.0 MWh
| rowspan="2" | 3.0 MWh

Latest revision as of 17:53, 8 August 2026

Background

Museums are institutions dedicated to the collection, preservation, study, and exhibition of objects of artistic, cultural, historical, or scientific significance. They serve as repositories of human knowledge and creativity, offering insights into various aspects of our past, present, and future. Museums encompass a wide range of disciplines, including art, history, science, anthropology, and natural history. Through curated exhibits, interactive displays, and educational programs, museums play a crucial role in fostering public understanding, appreciation, and dialogue. They serve as bridges between different cultures and communities, fostering connections and preserving heritage for future generations.

Gameplay

The player needs to take care of the happiness of the workers living in the player's republic. By placing a Museum near places where workers spend their free time, the player influences this happiness. Another advantage of placing museums is that tourists from abroad, visiting the player's republic, will visit the museum and pay the entrance fee, providing more income to the player.

Influences

Placing museums has the following effects on the game:

  • Museums have a positive effect on the citizens' culture preference.
    Main article: Happiness
  • Increases the player's income when tourists visit the republic.
    Main article: Tourism

Buildings related to museums

Name Cost Workers Visitors Lifespan Production Consumption Energy Wattage Structure Notes

Gallery of art
See below 15 900 20 Mixed waste 0.32 kg/worker Mixed waste, Mixed waste 0.30 kg/customer Mixed waste Heat 5 m3 Heat,
Water 0.30 m3/day Water
3.0 MWh 50 kW Access 1x road access
L/U

Museum of the Republic
See below 15 60 20 Mixed waste 0.32 kg/worker Mixed waste, Mixed waste 0.30 kg/customer Mixed waste Heat 3 m3 Heat,
Water 0.30 m3/day Water
3.0 MWh 50 kW Access 1x road access
L/U

Pyramid museum
See below 20 100 20 Mixed waste 0.32 kg/worker Mixed waste, Mixed waste 0.30 kg/customer Mixed waste Heat 6 m3 Heat,
Water 0.40 m3/day Water
3.0 MWh 50 kW Access 2x Footpath access
1x road access
L/U

National uprising museum
See below 8 40 20 Mixed waste 0.32 kg/worker Mixed waste, Mixed waste 0.30 kg/customer Mixed waste Heat 2.52 m3 Heat,
Water 0.16 m3/day Water
3.0 MWh 50 kW Access 2x Footpath access
2x road access
L/U

Palace of communism
See below 20 80 20 Mixed waste 0.32 kg/worker Mixed waste, Mixed waste 0.30 kg/customer Mixed waste Heat 5 m3 Heat,
Water 0.40 m3/day Water
3.0 MWh 50 kW Access 2x road access
L/U

Republic Theatre
See below 20 100 20 Mixed waste 0.50 kg/worker Mixed waste, Mixed waste 0.67 kg/customer Mixed waste Heat 6 m3 Heat,
Water 0.40 m3/day Water
3.0 MWh 50 kW Access 3x Footpath access
2x road access
L/U

Notes

Construction

Gallery of art
RequirementsGroundworks
Concrete 145 t Concrete
Gravel 4.3 t Gravel
Asphalt 3.4 t Asphalt
Steel 33 t Steel
Building
Concrete 5.6 t Concrete
Gravel 4.3 t Gravel
Asphalt 3.4 t Asphalt
Mechanisms: Excavator
(max. 1)
Needs workers No
(max. 72)
Museum of the Republic
RequirementsGroundworks
Concrete 23 t Concrete
Gravel 11 t Gravel
Asphalt 9.3 t Asphalt
Steel 10 t Steel
Bricks 2.1 t Bricks
Boards 10 t Boards
Building
Concrete 15 t Concrete
Gravel 11 t Gravel
Asphalt 9.3 t Asphalt
Mechanisms: Excavator
(max. 2)
Needs workers No
(max. 83)
Pyramid museum
RequirementsGroundworks
Workdays 4947 Workdays
Concrete 433 t Concrete
Gravel 119 t Gravel
Steel 133 t Steel
Building
Workdays 1797 Workdays
Concrete 155 t Concrete
Gravel 119 t Gravel
Mechanisms: Excavator
(max. 5)
Needs workers No
(max. 494)
National uprising museum
RequirementsGroundworks
Workdays 1602 Workdays
Concrete 239 t Concrete
Gravel 30 t Gravel
Asphalt 24 t Asphalt
Steel 66 t Steel
Building
Concrete 39 t Concrete
Gravel 30 t Gravel
Mechanisms: Excavator
(max. 2)
Needs workers No
(max. 159)
Palace of communism
RequirementsGroundworks
Workdays 2087 Workdays
Concrete 266 t Concrete
Gravel 10 t Gravel
Asphalt 8.4 t Asphalt
Steel 126 t Steel
Building
Concrete 13 t Concrete
Gravel 10 t Gravel
Mechanisms: Excavator
(max. 3)
Needs workers No
(max. 208)
Republic Theatre
RequirementsGroundworks
Workdays 1850 Workdays
Concrete 282 t Concrete
Gravel 61 t Gravel
Asphalt 49 t Asphalt
Steel 45 t Steel
Building
Concrete 80 t Concrete
Gravel 61 t Gravel
Asphalt 49 t Asphalt
Mechanisms: Excavator
(max. 3)
Needs workers No
(max. 184)