Imagine Earth Now on Consoles: Build Sustainable Cities in a Damaged Universe
Gaming Staff • May 9, 2024
Indie Game Early Access Pc Games Role Playing Game Strategy Nintendo Switch Sony Playstation Virtual Reality GamingSerious Bros., an independent game development studio, has announced the release of its ecological sci-fi city builder, Imagine Earth, on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4 and 5, and macOS via Steam. The game, which was previously available on Windows PC and Xbox consoles, is set in 2084, where players manage a space colony and establish a new home for humans in a more sustainable way, after the exploitation of their home planet.
In Imagine Earth, players can build up their civilizations on 11 diverse planets, with various terrains and resources. They can trade natural goods and resources with space traders, build power plants, farms, and factories, and perform research to advance society sustainably. However, they must balance expansion and ecology to avoid climate disaster, as natural disasters and citizen unrest can occur due to exploitative actions.
Key gameplay features include a multi-mission story, competition mode against AI factions, freeform mode with procedurally generated planets, space traders and invaders, sustainable civilization building, and real-time planetary simulation. Imagine Earth is available now on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4 & 5, Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S, and PC and Mac via Steam. For more information, follow Serious Bros. on Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube, and join the Discord community.
Serious Bros., founded in Germany in 2014, is a game development studio that created Imagine Earth to motivate players to address the climate crisis. The studio includes good chums Martin Wahnschaffe and Jens Isensee, composers Tilo Alpermann and Zevik Perry, illustrator Marko Fiedler, and programmers Rico Possienka and Alex Leps.
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