Critical Gamer writes: A dystopian future filled with death and horror is a staple plot point for many games. Just look at the bleak glimpses ahead that Deus Ex and Rage provide. What would have needed to happen in order to prevent such a messy and depressing existence? Enter Fate of the World: Tipping Point, a global turn-based strategy game that places the fate of mankind squarely in your hands. You don’t have the threat of planet melting asteroids or zombie plagues to fight against – just the will of people. This’ll be a breeze, right?
Fate of the World places you at the head of GEO, the Global Environment Organisation tasked with tackling the problems that threaten humanity’s future. Global climate change is becoming a serious problem that starts to heavily impact the environments our fussy little race inhabits. The game is made up of several scenarios that challenge you to keep the world happy until certain years up to 2200 whilst meeting winning conditions, such as keeping...
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GamingLives writes: "For reasons I’ve never been entirely able to understand, there are certain factions out there obsessed with the idea of the apocalypse. Instead of appreciating the life we have and living in the moment, we’re all constantly looking towards what happens at the end, and the gaming industry is one of the worst offenders. How many of us revel in the idea of gunning down zombies, or strapping on some loose fitting leather clothes and traversing the world post-nuclear war? Surviving in the apocalypse is overrated; why not try preventing it instead?"
Lace Mamba Global has announced that the retail edition of their upcoming release Fate of the World – Tipping Point will feature eco-friendly packaging in order to reduce the carbon footprint and the impact on the environment as much as possible.
