
Achieve zero emissions and full employment in this casual card-driven game.
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Languages: English
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The mechanics are pretty fun but the game is just spreading misinformation. Probably why it's free.
Outside the weird digs at nuclear power, it's a pretty good game
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Incentives people to fight for the environment
half earth socialism but worse
kinda hard
A+ "you may have to put up some wholesome barricades [for everyone] to get to this point"
I appreciate the intention behind promoting the use of green energy, but the experience could be more engaging. The game design could be improved. I didn't realize the bar at the top of the screen was a timer until near the end of the game. The tutorial was also rather slow and boring and the sound design becomes repetitive very quickly After investing about 40 minutes into the game, I lost and I'm not motivated enough to play it again.
The game play is relatively simple and a full play through is pretty short, but it's very heavy-laden with political commentary. Mix in the complete dismissal of nuclear power and you get a recipe for a misleading and not very well thought out world view.
Insane that this game is free, definitely worth your time to try out
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