About This Game Fate of the World is a dramatic global strategy game that puts all our futures in your hands. The game features a dramatic set of scenarios based on the latest science covering the next two centuries. You must manage a balancing act of protecting the Earth’s resources and climate versus the needs of an ever-growing world population, who are demanding ever more food, power, and living space. Will you help the whole planet or will you be an agent of destruction?Fate of the World is brought to you by the award-winning Red Redemption games team and Battlestations: Midway Producer Klaude Thomas with climate science by Dr. Myles Allen (University of Oxford), writing by David Bishop (Dr. Who, 2000AD) and music composed by Richard Jacques (Mass Effect, Alice in Wonderland) with game design by veteran game designer Matthew Miles Griffiths (Conflict: Desert Storm, Battlestations: Midway).Fate of the World has been nominated for the 2011 Index: Design Awards and as a Top 10 Social Impact Games of 2010-11 by Games for ChangeKey features:Covers 2020 to 2200 - Two centuries years of possible futures12 regions - China, Europe, India, Japan, Latin America, Middle East, North America, Northern Africa, Oceania, Russia, South Asia, Southern AfricaScientific Model - by Dr Myles Allen of Oxford UniversityDetailed real-world data - gathered over years of researchOver 100 major policies - including geoengineering, technological research, international aid, diplomacy, economics, emergency defences, species protection, forestry, health, energy choices, population, politics, and clandestine operationsMore than 1,000 impacts - including storms, floods, heatwaves, flash fires, desertification, glacial melt, sea level rise, resource wars, drought, famine, dissidence, extinctions, epidemics, technological break-throughs, energy shortages, and political backlash50 signature animal species to save - against the backdrop of enormous biodiversity loss40 specific future technologies to develop - including nuclear fusion, biofuels, nanotech, robots, AI, smart grids, advanced medicine, synthetic food, and space exploration6 'tipping points' - world-changing events such as the Amazon collapse and the Antarctic ice shelf collapse3D Earth globe - showing climate related changes with Earth 'telemetry' - visually graphing past and future changeEarth overlays - revealing local temperature change, devastation, and population 7aa9394dea Title: Fate of the WorldGenre: Casual, Indie, Simulation, StrategyDeveloper:Red RedemptionPublisher:Red RedemptionRelease Date: 28 Feb, 2011 Fate Of The World Download 13gb fate of the world walkthrough. fate of the world game. fate of the world cheat engine. fate of the world crack. fate of the world synonym. fate of the world toxicity. fate of the world game reddit. fate of the world game strategy. ichigo vs aizen fate of the world. fate reverse side of the world. games like fate of the world. the fate of the world depends on it. fate of the world android. america's abdication and the fate of the world. fate of the world skidrow. fate of the world of aarti bharat mata. fate of the world new green deal. kartia the word of fate psx. fate of the world sandbox mod. fate of the world online game. fate of senegal in world cup. hand of fate shock the world. fate of the world 2. fate of the world sequel. banana the fate of the fruit that changed the world free download. fate of the world sandbox. what is the most unique fate of the world's major religions. fate of the world full. fate of the world tipping point. fate of senegal in world cup 2018. fate of the world water stress. fate of argentina in world cup 2018. kartia the word of fate. world cup final 2018 date. world cup final date. fate of the world guide. fate of the world fuel crisis walkthrough. fate of the world review. idolmaster fate of the world mp3. fate of the world igg games. world of warcraft fate of the nightborne. fate of the world strategy guide. fate of the world demo. fate world apk. fate of the world hangs in a balance meaning. fate of the world unlimited money. fate of the world game review. fate of the world youtube. the fate of the furious worldfree4u. fate of the world transport. fate of the world a. end to end fate of the world. fate of the world meaning. with the fate of the world. the sad fate of the world's longest limo. fate of the world tipping point patch. fate of the world 3 degrees walkthrough. fate of the world patch. fate other side of the world. fate of the world cap and trade. einstein changed the fate of the world. fate of the world immediate music. fate of the world. hand of fate 2 the world. the fate of the world is This game is hard. Very hard.That is good.The problems posed in this game are (mostly) real, and the solutions it offers seem plausible.As some sort of leader of the world, you are tasked with saving it. Saving humanity from itself as it were. You will have to fight global warming, poverty and recession as you struggle to minimize climate change and human suffering (except in that one mission where you have to kill them all).You play the game in a very board-game like fashion, you hire agents to carry out your decisions. These decisions are represented by cards, allowing each agent to play one card each turn. Individual agents are locked to world regions and can, if the situation gets bad, be lost. Agents cost money to hire and cards cost money to play, and you have a very tight budget, therefore you must prioritise. Will you fight poverty and disease in Africa? Will you fight to reduce emissions in North America? Will you try to cool the political situation in the middle-east? All these things have to be done, but you cannot afford to do them all at once.This game is a challenge. This game is political. This game is good.. Needs free play or a map editior. BUY THIS GAME. It's complex as hell, but there's nothing else like it.. Loved this game. Played it a year ago, and came back to play again now. I still think there things that could be improved, like why would you limit the number of cards I can use in a country?!! But overall I really loved this game.. I can see why people like this game, I personally don'tI was hoping more for something like Democracy 3 with lots of direct control of policy, and the ability to make very fine adjustments, but science-oriented. It's more like a card game, which isn't bad but isn't really my cup of tea.I'm just not recommending this to someone like me. I would say that it's a quality game, but not my personal perference.. Amazing! This game makes you question some of your ways of seeing the world! There is a clear problem with global warming and, probably, what you think will solve it may not do any good whatsoever... Despite being a superb experience, there are some signals of the personal orientation of the developers on the matter, but it doesn't take away from the fun.. This game paints a bleak picture of the future, far more so than any post apocalyptic game could. You find yourself juggling projects around the globe, pushing for new policies. You try to send relief to starving populations, help end civil wars and try to ensure that the first world will not follow down the slope.While a casual game, it isn't really one for the faint hearted. Loosing means loosing your own world, not some fantasy one. And winning... while a victory is always a victory, it still will have been too close for comfort.A great attempt at showing how all the world's problems are related.. It's a pretty complex card game where you get to play global policy maker. There are actually a lot of different things you need to keep track of including region stability, employment, population growth, energy demands, technology research, medical care, education, and many others. There is an immense amount of data available to aid you in your cause, but you can choose to ignore it altogether and just "roll the dice" and see what happens.The game is not very intuitive. It isn't obvious what each card does until you've played them a couple of times, and it took me several campaigns before I got a better understanding of how they were used to actually accomplish goals. You'll definitely need a little patience to struggle through it. It's a different strategy game than the norm, but nothing I would recommend. It's one of those games that you either love or hate--not much room for being on the fence.
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