Terra Nil

Short: Highly recommended if you want a casual nature focused game that's mostly point and click with minimal brain use. Even the most challenging maps aren't that stressful once you figure it out. The Long: Very good, very casual, very cozy game. While fairly straight forward, you can put yourself in a pickle if you restore the regions wrong or mess up on a step. Easy enough to start that specific map mission over. So just be aware of what you are doing! Solid 15+ hours of gameplay played at a casual pace. I played it off and on over the course of a week. The extra time was to finish off the achievements that can be a bit hard to unlock on a straight playthrough. The nice thing is, going back and redoing the mission does NOT undo what you have already accomplished. So if you completed the map, you don't have to worry about it now being counted as unfinished by the game if you go back to do it again. The art is pleasing to the eye. A bit of a mix of pixel with 3D I suppose? Either way, it's nice to look at and fairly high detailed from the mechanical to the flora and fauna. It's fun to start fires and watch it spread as well. The music pairs with it nicely as well, setting a comfy and cozy vibe to play. Not really much else to say! It's balanced well and layered well enough with how you go about interacting with the mechanical features to restore the planet. Like what machines do what and how you should set them up to achieve the best biome output without later ruining them by trying to add more of another biome. Like the forest, for example, you have to burn areas for the forests to grow and that can REALLY mess things up if you already have grasslands and fynbros biomes nearby cause they're gonna BURN, lol. So, again, looking for something casual and comfy to play? Give it a go.