
Evopollution is a business strategy game that incorporates the environment into the game.
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Es una especie de juego donde tenes como una empresa de electricidad, los graficos son lo unico safable medianamente (el motor grafico, pero muy simplificado encima...) y el hecho de que tiene posibilidad de fabricar insignias (cromos). Lo demas, deja mucho que desear. 2/10
* sigh * - The price for this game should be lowered to 99 cents, because this is a type of game where you would be willing to pay 99 cents or even 49 cents, not 4,99... -_- Probably wants it's 100 dollar placement money back on STEAM, but 4,99 is too much! + This game is not THAT bad... The goal is set, you have to earn 1,000,000 dollars. You can do it the polluting way, which causes troubles with nature and something weird, but okaayyy... Or you do it with solar and wind energy, the yield of getting cash is very, very low and it takes an eternity to get to that 1,000,000 dollars, but at least you are not polluting the lands... Like the system works. This game works like it promises. Like you lay down pavements to prevent oil leakage and place down trees that purifies the land, you only have to do it very quickly before that groundpenis takes it away again, which costs you a lot of money... + Graphical wise, looks good, little animations, not too fancy... Like if you had trucks moving over the place would be interesting... - Sadly, not too technically and building options are very limited... Which makes this game a little bit boring... Like you have a choice between; solar, wind, oil or gas. But I miss a lot of features, like power distribution, waterpipes, cooling systems, but this game is too simplistic. I should not have had high hopes. + Different types of difficulty modes, there are several pieces of land to choose from, even the moon (that one is the hardest - I wonder why... guess I will never know, because I am not going to waste my time with doing something which I know this is a pollution...) xD - Yes I use "..." a lot when I got a 50/50 game here on which I am writing my personal opinion about. Like, this game could be good, if it had more options and a lower price... But sorry, I cannot recommend this game. If you want to play something similar like this, search for "reactor idle" and "factory idle" on the website from Kongregate. They are free to play, have more to offer and are more fun. You will return for those games almost every day.
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Tags: Boards & Cards Additional Tags: Delete Local Contents & Remove from Library TLDR: Ill designed small game with a slow boring and wonked mechanics under the hood and a confused indirect social message on the surface leaves you searching for the uninstall option Review: Evopollution has a winning concept. Get an assortment of power-generating buildings of varying pollution and profit outputs, a small green island. Reach a million dollards. Pollute too much and you will cause ecological damage that will force you to invest in vegetation and even sometimes rebuild infrastructure. Oustanding issues: +User Interface could had separated building types by pollution output rather than putting them all in the same list, as well as provided flavor text and more options +A building's pollution has a very definite radius, and anything above an oil refinery will inevitably, even on easy difficulty, turn the entire radius into constantly deteriorating wasteland, while just one tile away from the edge of the radius it will be lush nature fields that is constantly improving. No matter how many trees you spam around and inside that radius you will not be able to bring any kind of balance to those higher pollution buildings +Trees cost maintenance +Any deteriorated land will constantly be spammed by meteors, sandworms and lightning bolts. Those will destroy trees as well which i thought was strange. You will often be lucky to just break even on the money you invested on a facility before it gets destroyed forget making a profit and forget managing the pollution. +On higher difficulty you can only use solar and maybe wind farms with lots of trees and wait for the slow grind of profit to rise. Very slow and boring, cannot even use oil +Oil refinery is necessary to be built first to unlock other power generating facilities +The game feature an entire menu of buildings that do nothing and that you cannot even place on the map +Board is small +Game becomes very formulaic and repetitive +The way nuclear power plants and polution is handled is strange and does not seem to fit, they literally pollute like crazy and blow up into atomic explosions past a certain pollution output Conclusion: Not clear if this is just a case of incompetence with pseudo ecological coat of paint on top, or if this is pro ecology messaging gone wild, or if this is some sneaky pro oil and pro nuclear messaging trying to frustrate and irritate the player about about the bordedom and low profits of solar power and the unfair treatment of anything else by ecologists. In any case this product would hardly qualify as entertaining in its current state so I will remove it for declutter
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Boring gameplay, limited mechanics, repetitive music
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I don't want to sound too harsh, but this game is essentially a flash game quality production with a five dollar price tag. Not worth the money by any means, and I would highly recommend you find something better to spend your money on.
good game
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