Popular construction simulation game ‘Terra Neal’ promotes environmental protection by reviving ruined nature – Game Mecca

A new construction simulator aimed at returning empty land to its natural state, rather than developing it into a city, has emerged. It is ‘Terra Nli’, which was released on Steam on the 29th, and a different plan that distorts the fixed view of construction games along with the message of nature conservation draws attention.

Terra Neil deals with the process of returning a barren wasteland with nothing left to an ecosystem with lush forests, clean water, and a variety of animals. When you enter the game, there are polluted lands and seas, and you have to build necessary facilities in each area to return it to its rich nature.

First of all, it is necessary to fertilize the barren soil and purify the polluted sea. Plants and trees can then be planted in the clean land to create plains, wetlands, beaches, rainforests, and more. Once the foundation work is completed, you can proceed to the stage of reviving the lost animals by preparing habitats.

Once the ecosystem has been restored, the finishing touches begin. All the buildings and facilities used in the restoration process are demolished to erase traces of their existence there. In other words, it is to return to nature as it is without human intervention. After finishing all the work, you can enjoy the appreciation mode where you can see the nature.