“Reverse city builder” Terra Nil now has a release date. The game has you terraform a desolate planet by rebuilding the ecosystem to be rich with flora and fauna using various buildings, and then dismantling all the buildings before you leave.
It’s a calming, peaceful, and environmental-cautious take on a city builder, and should take about 6-8 hours to complete.
And it’s even more fascinating that it’s developed by Free Lives, whose previous games include the testosterone-filled shooter Broforce and another upcoming game coming soon is Anger Foot, an FPS that really, really loves feet.
A portion of the profits made from Terra Nil’s Steam release will be donated to the Endangered Wildlife Trust. So your efforts in playing a game about restoring ecosystems will be channelled to an organisation that does that in real life.
Terra Nil will be out on March 28 on PC (Steam, GOG) and on mobile via Netflix.