City builder games are usually about carving out ever larger residential and industrial areas, often at the expense of forests and fields. In Terra Nil, it goes the opposite way, where the player’s job is simply to build up the scenery.
In Terra Nil, players travel the world to create a greener everyday life.
Devolve Digital
The strategy game that was first unveiled during E3 2021 has now been given a release date. In a press release, Devolver Digital and developer Free Lives write that Terra Nil will be launched on March 28, on PC as well as phones and tablets for anyone with a Netflix subscription.
As the developer writes, players can expect between six and eight hours of gameplay. Here, among other things, you can visit the ruins of old cities and tropical islands, with the aim of developing technology to transform wasteland into rainforest, marshland and riverbeds.
Alongside the date, Free Lives revealed that a portion of the sales proceeds go towards conserving endangered species. The developer has teamed up with the South African organization Endangered Wildlife Trustpledging to donate 8 percent of revenue from sales of the game on Steam.
– From the very beginning of development, we wanted Terra Nil to mean something to the real world. After much searching, we found the perfect partner in the Endangered Wildlife Trust, who can help us achieve this, game manager Sam Alfred said in a statement.
If you are interested in Terra Nil, you can test the game demo via Steam already now.
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