Energy wars
- Manage the world's mines of energetical resources (coal, oil, gas, uranium)
- Teach countries how to build dams, windmills, and other renewable, green energy devices.
- Deal with the crisis and wars generated by the decreasing stocks.
- Switch to green energies before earth is destroyed by the global warming that YOU created.
- Avoid hurricanes to make a rampage amongt your green cities
- Plant trees to calm down global warming a moment
- Protect the key countries and try to exploit their resources wisely !
- Deal with the grey empires that spread themselves like a plague in your 165 countries !
The position of mines, climate conditions, proportions of rivers, etc. tend to reflect reality.
Google play Games integrated !Try to beat the world's best scores by lightening the higher number of green cities in the "free modes" games, unlockable when you'll finish the second mission ! Could you be the grand master of the green power this week ?
I hope you'll have a nice time playing that not-so serious, eco-friendly game, and saving planet earth from auto-destruction, numerous times!More levels are coming in next Energy Wars updates !
Category : Strategy
Reviews (30)
Good game, but could use some more gameplay features, like ability to trade with/sanction trade between countries, create your own levels with continents and custom nations, more disasters other than hurricanes, like fires, floods, and tornadoes, and World War III, which is a nuclear war, and requires nuclear power and after World War II to happen. Include a scenario editor too. World Wars should be realistic and follow accurate history.
Takes several taps to select a country help screen provides no help you have to learn to play on your own. Randomness destroys game sometimes countries won't produce green cities even when they have the funds. Good effort just a bit more work and bug finding is needed.
I'm a green tech nerd so was excited there could be an app to teach while being fun. This app didn't really do any of that, it feels more like a prolonged Ad for Greenpeace. So good idea, just bad execution.
Wonderful, I love your work. I'm glad you took your time into making this game. I love how cities appear as you build more factories but also have consequences for building the economy like that.
Its ok game but I think you guys need to add unlimited game mode and improve the game.
Oh hello again I just finished beating the game on normal and I guess your right it does add a little spice. Maybe it just luck but anyway byeeeeeeeee
Kinda preachy for EcoFriendliness but it is certainly a step up from Peta style games
It's a very creative complex yet simple idea real fun to kill time
It just becomes so repetitive, was enjoyable.
The game is very good, but gets kinda boring after time
very fun, and really entertaining.
Fun and addicting.
You can't win with all nations and that is not cool
I love everything
ADS TONE HIP HIP HURLEY TO HIM
In all honesty this barely a "green focused" game. The early and mid game are how much can you increase productivity in order to get past the $50M threshold required to start having green cities. The end game is wiping out all the more wealthier countries to put yours at the top. So ya, ignoring life is how you win. Edit: It's a great time waster, I'm just pointing out that your path to saving the environment is to utterly destroy it, which I find amusing.
Forgot I was playing on wrong level, as I couldnt get oil barrels too, until I went to hard mode which became easier with them. Thanks.
Loved the developer notes and the low key sarcasm used In the replies, worth a try.
Cool game pretty addictive game
The game is great, plenty of tactical thinking required with possibilities of different strategies. It is a sensitive topic for some but at the end of the day it is only a game made for a bit of fun. Can't believe all the bad reviews because of the game topic and not the gameplay, totally undeserved. People play call of duty killing others in wars then complain about an innocent game that lets you learn how to prioritise scarce resources.
Love it🌎⚛♻️ note: i report that the level daliy task 2 has a severe glitch which renders the level unplayable symtoms of are Iceland is misspelled as Irland and and the time and year functions is not control able please fix this GZ.
The coal last 3 years completely unrealistic. Coal has lasted us near on 200 years and gobal warming is a lie.
Update: Thank goodness I found the walkthroughs, it is so much easier now that I understand it better, thanks.
The game tried to talk about a serious topic but made it super unrealistic
I couldnt beat the first level and i assume i was doing something wrong... But really fun.
Great concept, game play, and easy to learn controls mixed with strategy are what make this game great and fun to play.
Great game, fascinating story and a great message to all. Loves it from the first mission.
Really liked it! Challenging levels & a good idea
Make it easier to find what countries have resources
Awesome game, really fun gameplay, just at times a little repetitive but the sandbox mode enables you to get increasingly more creative as the game progresses. Well done! My biggest critique would probably be the development of certain countries, like Equatorial Guinea, Cameroon and I think Gabon: whilst every other aspect is incredible, I think the fact they have max 32 cities and the fact you need 50 mil to unlock green means that these countries kinda fizzle out and die.