Terra Nil

Nice, calming game with pleasant sound effects and rewarding "skill tree" style resource placement. I love restoring wastelands to more diverse, thriving biomes!

healing puzzle

Very relaxing to play, super satisfying yet it can be a little challenging (In a good way)!

C'est chill et jamais punitif, ça fait du bien

Very relaxing, felt a little complicated at first but once I got the swing of things, I very much enjoyed playing. I love the sounds and visuals, all very pleasing.

Been playing this game for over 70 hours. The calm OST and the beautiful art have become a way of relaxing after a stressful week. But do not get one thing wrong: This game is NOT a reverse city builder. It may appear that way with the isometric artstyle and building costs, but it more close to a puzzle game. You carefully need to plan ahead which building needs to be created first. The climate is always the first thing I check to keep in mind which thresholds I need to cover first before reaching the others. That affects the build order and placement. So after 70 hours, yes I recommend it. But do not go in it expecting a city builder

I love this game so much. I find myself returning to it year after year to calm down with a quick level, challenge myself, or just replay through the levels again for the beauty of them. I love that the mechanics of the game interweave beautifully with a story of healing for a wasteland planet, and I love seeing the life return to the world. I find this gripping both as a game to play in class while listening to lectures, or completely engrossed in what I'm doing. Terra Nil is a great game that tells a story without shoving it in your face, and lets you decide for yourself how challenging you want your experience to be. You could plan everything out to the square space, or let everything flow seamlessly. If that's not enough, the music and art are also beautiful!