Showing a new generation that bringing back the flora and fauna to otherwise abandoned zones is just as fun as building up a city and unleashing a UFO onto it could hopefully have an impact on their way of thinking.
Video games are uniquely well-suited to eliciting emotional responses, and what better way to use that power than to promote a better tomorrow? The last decade and a half have seen a record number of natural disasters and other bizarre weather events, and it seems obvious that the Earth is reacting poorly to humanity's changes to its environment. Many who grew up in the 1990s are all too familiar with hokey environmental messages, and Terra Nil seems like a much better way to get this all-important moral across. Those who want to see how the game works for themselves can check out the Steam Next Fest on June 16 to download a playable demo. While Devolver Digital and Free Lives have not announced even a release window for Terra Nil as of yet, the game will have a playable debut sooner rather than later. Were honoured to announce that Terra Nil has been nominated for Most Innovative Game at this years Games for Change Awards Thank you for the immense support everyone has shown our game G4C.
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