A reverse city builderUse advanced eco-technology to purify the soil, creating plains, wetlands, beaches, rainforests, wildflowers, and more-then efficiently recycle everything you've built, leaving the environment pristine for its new animal inhabitants.ĭifferent maps every timeProcedurally generated landscapes mean no two playthroughs of Terra Nil will ever be the same. Then recycle your buildings and leave no trace that you were there. Turn dead soil into fertile grassland, clean polluted oceans, plant sprawling forests, and create the ideal habitat for animals to call home. If you're interested in something else, there are a number of other games worth a look on sale ahead of the Steam summer sale, including XCOM 2 for $40 and Dirt Rally for $36.Terra Nil is a game about transforming a barren, lifeless landscape into a thriving, vibrant ecosystem. Steam free weekend events typically feature more than one game, but it appears Wasteland 2 is the lone choice this time around. It was released in 2014 thanks to a successful Kickstarter campaign, bringing a sequel that fans had waited more than 25 years for. InXile Entertainment's RPG is the follow-up to the original Wasteland from 1988, which was a predecessor of sorts to the first Fallout. With either version, you also get a copy of the original Wasteland and both the Director's Cut and non-Director's Cut versions of Wasteland 2. The standard edition is $20 (down from $40), while the digital deluxe edition-which comes with a copy of The Bard's Tale, three digital novellas, and a digital soundtrack-is $30 (down from $60). If you decide you want to continue playing after the weekend event ends, Steam also has the game on sale.
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