
THIS GAME IS GOING TO BE WITHDRAWN FROM SALE IN 2025. TGG explores over 540 million years of Geological discoveries from across the world. Fossils, rocks, minerals and gemstones. Discover that T. Rex existed during the Cretaceous not the Jurassic.
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PLEASE NOTE: THIS GAME IS GOING TO BE WITHDRAWN FROM SALE IN 2025. THE COMPANY THAT MADE IT IS CLOSING DOWN. EXISTING OWNERS WILL STILL BE ABLE TO PLAY THE GAME.
Discover over 600 geological finds across 70 worldwide landscapes in this turn based, single player rock identification game for Windows and Linux/Steam OS on the PC. Crack open rocks with your geological hammer to reveal what is hidden inside. Find fossils of creatures from the beginning of early life in the Paleozoic period, to dinosaurs of the Mesozoic and the birds and mammals of the Cenozoic. Identify the many different types of igneous, sedimentary and metamorphic bedrocks that make up the Earth. Discover a wide variety of minerals including silicates, ores, gems, precious metals, oxides, sulfates, sulfides, oxides, carbonates and phosphates. Fill your museum with exhibits.
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Languages: English
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Not very fun or educational.
The game really needs a tutorial, as I wasn't able to figure out what to do in my 7 minutes of playtime. The interface is primitive and the game looks like it was made in the 90's. But I still recommend this game. Why? It's a game about Geology, and it's a museum running simulator. I don't regret buying this at all and I look forward to learning to play it when I have more time.
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The game is like a museum tycoon game and the geological explanations are minimum but helpful. A wee tutorial would be helpful as I had no idea what to do at first and what all the tools were used for.
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