Terra Nill is neither and I honestly believe it’s more a checklist puzzle game than anything else. Initially, I thought this was a creative game much in the vein of Black and White or a nature version of Sim City.
At the end of a level you can go into an appreciative view and scan around watching your creation.Create wildlife and watch as they live in your world.As you advance through the game you unlock new areas which bring new biomes and structures.Zen mode takes away all the currency aspects and lets you just go on and on.
Unlocking the next entry in the build menu will show a progress bar and what needs to be done.Leaves are the representation of currency as it were, You use these to buy the structures.Manipulate the land with structures and tools.Everything has its place so you need stones to place power, power to build fertilises to cleanse the land so it is then inhabitable for other structures.You can restart a location at any time and create a new random map.Optional side tasks will generate within a location.World map level selects where it gives you an overall completion percentage.It has an almost puzzle game feel as you work out the most efficient way of achieving your goals as power grids only stretch so far then you need to be near a resource for other parts to work and so on.A game where you are building structures and crafting the land so it can be rejuvenated and flourish in its own.Gameplay settings – starting resources slider, base building cost percentage, recycling when out of resources, building unlock objectives, tutorials, Zen mode, and contextual hints.Graphics settings – resolution, v-sync, and fullscreen.Four gameplay presets – Custom, gardener, ecologist, and environmental engineer.
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