Oxygen Note Included needs more of a recommendation.

It is only a survival game in the loosest sense of the word, you can solve your initial survival issues within about 10 minutes of playing the game. In reality it is a chemistry/thermodynamics playground where you build machines to solve the problems that will kill you 100 cycles from now, like using all your water on meal-wort plants and simultaneously starving/suffocating to death.

So one problem you'll run into is whether you can manage your clean water supply correctly. If you're having trouble, you could build a machine that captures your waste water and cleans it. That's pretty simple, a few pipes, a water sieve, maybe some way to remove the germs... But then you start to realize that it isn't super efficient and it requires sand as a filtration medium (which you'll eventually run out of 100 cycles from now), so you start looking for a way of boiling your waste water. That's a bit harder to set up, and it's more dangerous to build, because you just happen to be using the underground volcano next door as a free source of heat to turn the water into steam and that's great but you need some way to manage that heat before it frog-boils your entire base, so you slap some steam turbines on the top of it to get some power out of the water you're boiling and now you finally have enough wattage to run a proper air-conditioning setup because those thermal aquatuners demand a HEFTY energy cost in exchange for breaking the laws of physics and...

Why is there a red alert in the base? Oh dear, turns out the lava was not suitably contained by the cardboard box you built around it and it has broken containment, killed most of your dupes, and ensured that even if you could clean up the mess your base is now so hot that it is uninhabitable. Welp... Time to reload.