A very cool, (somewhat) casual logistics terraforming game that I recently discovered.
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this post was submitted on 20 Jan 2025
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Looks like my kind of game.
I wonder if people on the far right and climate change deniers ever play or create games like this or do they consider the very notion of terraforming to be dangerous woke fantasy?
I was going to just make a joke "Great, logistics games are woke now" but "Great" is double sarcasm and def was gonna lead to confusion.
While I was playing the game casually last year, the temperature was just a number on a screen and very easy to miss. Yeah you start to notice the ice to melt, but even if some of the deniers would play, it would not be on their radar.