Games with gas masks

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Is oxygen not included a good game? Seems like it has pretty complex air mechanics

>>379636247
Really loved this game, but damn there just is not enough content. Could've done a lot more with it. Check out Cataclysm: Dark Days Ahead if you liked Neo Scavenger. It's free and has a lot of content. There's a few places and enemies that require breathing protection to enter/fight effectively.

>>379636247
The Division has multiple areas throughout the world that are so infected you have to put on a gas mask and you only have so long to survive in those areas.

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>>379637987
Yeah I felt it was kind of like an attempt to make CDDA with a better interface. Of course you can't adapt an as I roguelike to a graphical game without cutting some content

>>379638228
ascii* roguelike

>>379638228
Yeah, but with that being said, it's not like the graphical content in NS is cutting edge; hell, I think the tile packs for CDDA are better than what we see there. I'll give you the interface, though. Using the numpad and all the shortcuts becomes second nature after a couple of hours, but a total lack of mouse support always makes things difficult to get into. Check out the CDDA launcher with tile and soundpacks, really makes it feel a lot better.

>>379639282
Will do, thanks. Is the game hard to learn?

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I guess this is pretty niche. So, not much else?

>>379639579
It took me a while to really get into it, but I've got a few hundred hours into it by now. Keep a little cheat sheet nearby for your frequently used hotkeys that you might have trouble remembering (e.g., $ for sleep, * for construction menu, & for crafting, etc. You can always change keybindings if you want to, but just about every key is used for something, so it's hard to move everything around). Just consult the wiki on stuff that you're really having a problem with, but try to figure stuff out on your own for some fun surprises. Also, if you're just starting out, try turning off skill rust and decrease global monster speed a bit in your world gen options. There's no shame in making the game easier to learn the ropes, as it gets difficult to learn when you're constantly getting your shit pushed in by Shocker Brutes

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Space Station 13 comes to mind.
All servers have a ''complicated'' atmospherics systems.
Each room has it's own air pressure, heat and gas mixture, they are all controlled by a Air Control thats custom to each room.
Each room has it's own piping thats connected to the central atmospherics, with a distribution loop and a scrubbing loop.
Also alot of types of gasses:
>02
>N2
>C02 (Chokes you slowly)
>N20 (Puts you to sleep if in large quantities)
>Plasma (Highly toxic and highly flammable)
It can lead to some fun shit.
>Walking around in my good ol' grey jumpsuit
>Suddenly see rooms getting filled with N20
>Alot of the crew falls asleep
>Manage to slap on an emergency mask
>Air turns pink as plasma gets leaked into the rooms too
>My skin and eyes burn from toxicity
>Slap on glasses and put on a make-shift spaceproof suit
>Pressure builds up so high the light bulbs explode
>Causing sparks that make the plasma set on fire
>The fire builds up the pressure so high my lungs are crushed instantly
>Then someone opens a door and all the pressure slams into the other room
>Dragging my pulpy body into a wall and cracking my head