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Fate of the World

79% positive of 398 Steam reviews

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Released
2011
Steam Deck
Not tested
Platforms
Steam

Made by Red Redemption. Published by Soothsayer Games.

About the game

Tagged by players

  • Political Sim
  • Turn-Based
  • Strategy
  • Simulation
  • Difficult
  • Nature
  • Card Game
  • Casual

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Mostly Positive

What players say

  • Recommended
    It is exactly what it seems to be. You guide humanity to it's brighter future through the global warming, fossil fuel depletion and population rise. With all of what makes a good global strategy/simulation: underlying mathematical models, realistic region balance, tons of available data (hidden by a click-fest UI, but at least data is meaningful and easy to comprehend). Technologies, nukes and space missions…

    33 h played when written. 77 found it helpful.

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  • Not recommended
    An interesting game that addresses complex geopolitical topics and one of the most pressing issues of our time. Unfortunately, it does this by pushing a very specific narrative in which only cap-and-trade works to halt the eventual end of the world. What about switching power generation to solely nuclear and renewables? Well, uranium runs out pretty fast, even with breeder reactors (what?) and apparently the game…

    9.9 h played when written. 58 found it helpful.

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