Beecarbonize

very unique little puzzle with a lot of food for thought

The game is fine, it's fast, intuitive and easy to understand, but the first point in its favor 1 I feel it would be better if I had a story or something to understand 2 The music is decent but there are some parts where there are some beeps, you have to check that because it becomes uncomfortable, and 3 is a game a lot of thinking about how to manage your resources and it puts you in tension when they start taking coins from you from one moment to another gradually

Interesting approach for spreading climate awareness. Decent game play. Lack replayability once completed first win.

This is a fun little pick-n-play game from the card strategy genre. You have four sectors namely - Industry, Nature, People and Science. Each have multiple cards to discover unlocked at various conditions. The number of cards for each sector is limited however, you can upgrade the space but there still exists a max limit which adds to the strategic part. There are also five different endings. You have to manage the pollution meter and focus on finding a sustainable solution, for example, one was to find a second inhabitable planet and send people there.

To not miss any future mobile reviews subscribe to my YouTube Channel Playtime: 2.5hrs Beecarbonize has a wholesome message: there is a need to address climate related issues and there are several ways to solve them but we need to be willing to put our short term focus aside and play “the long game”. Unfortunately, as a game, it leaves much to be desired. While there is some variation in events that happen and avenues you can take, once you understand the mechanics there is little reason to return to the game. It is a shame given that there was a clear amount of effort poured into the game evident by the encyclopedia that reflects the use of the cards in game but also what they do in the real world. With the amount of games that are available to choose from, this is one that should be overlooked.

I had the chance to play Beecarbonize pre-launch and I’m having a wonderful time. Or, at least, as wonderful a time as my morals let me while figuring out how to protect ecosystems and also further the human race’s achievements and sustainability.Created by Charles Games – known for the iconic title Svoboda 1945: Liberation – Beecarbonize is a different type of title for the studio, and is made in collaboration with leading climate experts to give a correct message, and represent real advances that we’ve made. The developer took inspiration from notable card-based games like Cultist Simulator and Stacklands, which is evident in the clean design and easy playability of Beecarbonize.The gameplay is easy to get into and has plenty of cards (120 to be exact) to ensure different results when new things are tried in each run. There’s also speed options if you want to hurry up your industrialisation or slow it down a bit.The game hammers home its message, and with good reason. It opens our eyes to how much damage industries are doing to the planet but reminds us that it’s at least somewhat reversible with the right actions

I don't really understand even though it's been explained :v

The game takes a unique take on the card playing game genre, which is by making you balance the society from emissions and more. This may be seen at first as a game that provides a fun and a need to strategize, but it can also be seen as how hard it is to be a thriving society and consider the environment at the same time. As of today, there are attempts by companies on to reduce the damages that we had done to the world, but the whole world mostly still uses the old ways to progress, that is using fossil fuels and more.