Terra Nil News

[h2]Need to unwind?[/h2]
Relax and indulge in a captivating hour of soothing music from Terra Nil's official soundtrack, crafted by the talented Meydan, and complemented by breathtaking visuals from the game itself.

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[h2]Linux & Mac release info[/h2]

Regrettably, after doing more testing on our Linux and Mac versions, we aren't satisfied with their performance and we want to optimize both versions before releasing them. The PC version is still on schedule for March 28. We're really sorry for any inconvenience caused, but we want folks to have a good experience when you get to play it. We'll provide an update about Mac and Linux as soon as we feel they're ready!

[h3]Our launch is just 2 weeks away! [/h3]

As we get the final touches ready for our launch on March 28, we have a few more things to share about Terra Nil.

We are donating 8% of our profits from Steam sales to the Endangered Wildlife Trust. An organization that is dedicated to conserving threatened species and ecosystems in southern and East Africa to the benefit of all.

You can pre-purchase Terra Nil for a free upgrade to the Deluxe Edition which includes the meditative soundtrack and digital artbook.

[h3]Beginner's Guide Video[/h3]
This new trailer created by our friends at Devolver Digital serves as a Beginner's Guide to Ecosystem Restoration. In each level, you'll remove toxins, grow suitable ecosystems, uncover returning wildlife and finally, recycle technology to continue your journey elsewhere.

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[h3]Regional Variations[/h3]
Once your efforts create varied habitats for different kinds of wildlife, animals will begin to return. Each of the four regions features an array of species that help restore biodiversity.



From the Animal Observatory, sonar pings identify new creatures when their habitat conditions are met. The waterways of the River Valley are home to animals that spend time in the water and on land like frogs, beavers and migratory birds.



Cleaning pollution from the seas around the Desolate Island will bring back marine life such as the blue whale. Then you can transport coral polyps from the lab to the seabed so reef sharks and manta rays can thrive.



At the Volcanic Glacier, technology powered by geothermal energy can impact the climate's weather. Balancing those effects are crucial for polar bears to return to the ice.



Radiation from a former civilization pollutes the Flooded City. But those ruined remains can literally provide the framework for new life as giant pandas enjoy thriving bamboo forests grown in building husks.

[h3]Beyond the First Restoration[/h3]

After you complete each region once, you'll unlock revamped levels that mix mechanics from other levels. These total to eight types of restoration challenges that are procedurally generated on each map.

We can't wait for you to see the whole game in two weeks! Whether you've only recently heard about our game or if you've followed us since we were on Itch, thank you for your support towards putting the environment in the spotlight.

Few things feel as incongruous as setting a beautiful patch of grass and trees on fire in "reverse city builder" Terra Nil. The environmental strategy game is all about restoring nature to dead, barren maps using eco-friendly technology: wind turbines to provide electricity to your buildings, toxin scrubbers to create clean soil from polluted dirt, irrigators to seed the ground and grow greenery, and pumps to turn empty riverbeds into gurgling streams...
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Erschafft Regenwälder, Sümpfe, Flüsse und vieles mehr und seht dabei zu, wie eine tote Welt zu neuem Leben erwacht.

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Terra Nil is a reverse city-builder where you work to rejuvenate natural ecosystems by planting greenery, purifying water supplies, and reintroducing wildlife - rather than building an industrial empire. Terra Nil has released a few demos over the last year, taking Steam by storm and impressing players with its ecological twist on the genre. All those demogoers should be pleased to hear that Terra Nil is finally launching onto PC and mobile (through Netflix) on March 28th.

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