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Press release:
The US-based indie games publisher Devolver Digital and the South-Africa-based indie games developer Free Lives, today announced with great joy and excitement that they are going to release a free Steam demo for their upcoming ecological reverse city builder “Terra Nil” on June 16th, 2021.
Eco-warriors Free Lives (Broforce) and recycled publisher Devolver Digital have announced Terra Nil, a reverse city builder about ecosystem restoration, coming to PC on a distant, as-yet unspecified date in the post-apocalyptic future. Eager ecologists can begin restoring the planet to its natural glory in an all-new Terra Nil demo, available from June 16th as part of Steam Next Fest.
Terra Nil presents players with a task of global environmental rejuvenation. The open-ended strategy progresses through multiple stages of restoration, including cultivating biodiversity, fixing the climate and even recycling the buildings players used to get there. Traverse the planet, restoring different geographical regions, each with their own unique challenges, flora, and fauna.
Navigate sprawling, procedurally generated maps with lush hand painted environments where everything but the rocks move and breathe. Restore the world’s climate, with unique weather patterns for different regions and a beautiful and meditative reactive soundtrack and audio palette.
Visit terranil.com for more information.
Jonas “O.J” Ek
The Gaming Ground
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Tags: City builder, Devolver Digital, Free Lives, Indie games, PC games, Steam, Terra Nil
