Energy Wars : Green Revolution
Free GameAbout Energy Wars : Green Revolution
Simulate 2 centuries of history, from the industrial revolution to the green revolution, in this fast-paced, challenging, apocalyptic, original and independant strategy game !
- Manage the world's mines of limitated energetical resources (coal, oil, gas, uranium)
- Teach countries how to build dams, windmills, and other renewable energy devices.
- Deal with the crisis and wars generated by the decreasing stocks of resources.
- Switch to green energies before earth is destroyed by pollution and hurricanes.
- Avoid hurricanes to make a rampage amongt your fragile green cities
- Plant trees to calm down pollution a moment
- Protect the key countries and try to exploit their resources wisely
- Deal with the grey empires that spread themselves like a plague in your 165 countries !
DISCLAIMERS :
Some subjects of this game seem to be quite polemic in some countries. Here are some disclaimers about them
1. This indie game does not try to express or convince you about any political point of view. It's main purpose is being a game and a time waster.
2. This indie game doesn't try to convince you about the reality of global warming if you don't believe in it. It's just a videogame using mechanics in a strategy game for you to enjoy as it is. If you want to play it but are bothered about that, you could consider the global warming part of the game (= fossile combustion rises temperature) represents 5% of its overall mechanics (amongst other things like the mechanics of the limitated fossile resources consumption, pollution, economic race, offshore banks, crises, wars, peace ... which don't make much controversy) . If you still are bothered about that, then I can't do anything more about it and I'm sorry if this game doesn't fit your thoughts and beliefs.
3. Scientists have not proved (yet?) that the rise of temperature has something to do with a rise of hurricanes power but I just believe it's a fine idea of gameplay and a good metaphor of the dangers of the rise of temperature. Again, this an old-school videogame, not an essay.
4. The position of mines, climate conditions, proportions of rivers, economic rankings etc. tend to reflect reality but are not the "real reality" ... for sure. If you think there's a problem with a country, please tell me so ! I'll cross check your facts and I'll change its stats in the game if possible.
5. About borders. The map has been made in 2014 from a 2000's source. You may feel borders are not accurate. I'm sorry if it hurts you but this game isn't about borders and can't resolve the conflicts there were about them in the last century.
6. The borders are not the 1850's ones and it may seems a odd because it is said that the game starts in 1850. It's like this because the world was, at the time, very different from now, with lots of differents names, small kingdoms, Empires and colonies and much more problem with borders than now ... It would have been quite difficult to add a way to deal with that across time in a game that try to focus on the story of the burning energies' process. Also, the game needs you to recognize quickly the countries' names of the world so these are some reasons why it has been chosen to keep the beginning of the XXI century's world's (midly accurate) borders.
7. Nuclear power. The game may please and displease both anti-s and pro-s nuclear : when there is a growth, Nuclear is perfectly safe (with no words about radwaste and hurricane-proof !) but when there's a crisis, when countries have no more money, nuclear plants may explode, just like Tchernobyl, meaning with an economic impact. Again, this is a sci-fi game and the developer is not a lobbyist.
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I hope you'll have a nice time playing that not-so serious game and saving planet earth from auto-destruction, numerous times!
Music credits :
JAN125 / http://opengameart.org/content/sage-of-corinth-music
and Nosoapradio_us / https://www.facebook.com/freegamemusic/
- Manage the world's mines of limitated energetical resources (coal, oil, gas, uranium)
- Teach countries how to build dams, windmills, and other renewable energy devices.
- Deal with the crisis and wars generated by the decreasing stocks of resources.
- Switch to green energies before earth is destroyed by pollution and hurricanes.
- Avoid hurricanes to make a rampage amongt your fragile green cities
- Plant trees to calm down pollution a moment
- Protect the key countries and try to exploit their resources wisely
- Deal with the grey empires that spread themselves like a plague in your 165 countries !
DISCLAIMERS :
Some subjects of this game seem to be quite polemic in some countries. Here are some disclaimers about them
1. This indie game does not try to express or convince you about any political point of view. It's main purpose is being a game and a time waster.
2. This indie game doesn't try to convince you about the reality of global warming if you don't believe in it. It's just a videogame using mechanics in a strategy game for you to enjoy as it is. If you want to play it but are bothered about that, you could consider the global warming part of the game (= fossile combustion rises temperature) represents 5% of its overall mechanics (amongst other things like the mechanics of the limitated fossile resources consumption, pollution, economic race, offshore banks, crises, wars, peace ... which don't make much controversy) . If you still are bothered about that, then I can't do anything more about it and I'm sorry if this game doesn't fit your thoughts and beliefs.
3. Scientists have not proved (yet?) that the rise of temperature has something to do with a rise of hurricanes power but I just believe it's a fine idea of gameplay and a good metaphor of the dangers of the rise of temperature. Again, this an old-school videogame, not an essay.
4. The position of mines, climate conditions, proportions of rivers, economic rankings etc. tend to reflect reality but are not the "real reality" ... for sure. If you think there's a problem with a country, please tell me so ! I'll cross check your facts and I'll change its stats in the game if possible.
5. About borders. The map has been made in 2014 from a 2000's source. You may feel borders are not accurate. I'm sorry if it hurts you but this game isn't about borders and can't resolve the conflicts there were about them in the last century.
6. The borders are not the 1850's ones and it may seems a odd because it is said that the game starts in 1850. It's like this because the world was, at the time, very different from now, with lots of differents names, small kingdoms, Empires and colonies and much more problem with borders than now ... It would have been quite difficult to add a way to deal with that across time in a game that try to focus on the story of the burning energies' process. Also, the game needs you to recognize quickly the countries' names of the world so these are some reasons why it has been chosen to keep the beginning of the XXI century's world's (midly accurate) borders.
7. Nuclear power. The game may please and displease both anti-s and pro-s nuclear : when there is a growth, Nuclear is perfectly safe (with no words about radwaste and hurricane-proof !) but when there's a crisis, when countries have no more money, nuclear plants may explode, just like Tchernobyl, meaning with an economic impact. Again, this is a sci-fi game and the developer is not a lobbyist.
***
I hope you'll have a nice time playing that not-so serious game and saving planet earth from auto-destruction, numerous times!
Music credits :
JAN125 / http://opengameart.org/content/sage-of-corinth-music
and Nosoapradio_us / https://www.facebook.com/freegamemusic/
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Game History & Updates
What's Changed
Debug express ! + Some english grammar corrected
Debug express ! + Some english grammar corrected
Version update Energy Wars : Green Revolution was updated to version 3.07
More downloads Energy Wars : Green Revolution reached 100 000 - 500 000 downloads
Name changed Name changed! Energy wars now is known as Energy Wars : Green Revolution.
What are users saying about Energy Wars : Green Revolution
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I think production should be based off the amount of city you have but other than that it is a great game and can't stop.playing it
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Make all levels free and some extra facilities for those who purchase but Don't make it for money.if you want to earn go fo4 adds.. Anyway thanks for a nice game.
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You should remove all of Africa since you can never win with any of them, you know what remove all non white countries since god forbid any coloured country has a chance at winning in this stupid game. This game is literally only central Europe and the USA, and that's it.
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It was hard to find contries with resources especially the small ones but overall this game is amazing
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One of the most original games I've played and well executed.
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Its very simple Donst have fun at all
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Graphics are good. Not much of a game though. Feels more like a slow motion indoctrination of opinion concerning the ecology with a cute polar bear as your guide. I'm not a Democrat nor a Republican. No vested interest in pushing an ideology one way or the other. Just hoping real science will prove things out one day.
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Game is not about energy, nor wars, but is trying to make you think that burning coal, the only abundant source of fuel on earth, is going to increase global temperatures. Liberal trash
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I wish there were less grammatical errors. It really bugs me that such a good game is littered with them...
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Good Game, good message and education. Shame the English language used is rubbish.
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Fun little game, not overly complex but enough strategy and challenge to be interesting.
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Educational and fun. I know so much more about the human body
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good idea bit bad execution
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Tree hugging librals
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Great game but needs more features
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I really like it.
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Nice game
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Great game, however it would be good if there was a way to jump to a nation.
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Absolutely addicting. I like the challenge the game provides and the growth curve.
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Had fun playing this game!
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I just didn't get why do I lose the first level. I have 25+ green cities, and then I "let die" white ones, putting the world under crisis, but when all white cities die, it says me "You lost" Did I do something wrong ? I really don't get it. But this game seems soo good, I want to keep playing this, just need some help !
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Unique idea, well executed. Can be frustrating at times (when a last minute decline moves your country from first to second), but all and all a very solid game
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This is a fun game for all sorts of people you can play it casually or for long periods of time and you may lose a couple of times on a level before learning what to do but hey not everyone gets it first try right?
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Really great concept. I really like that it is split in campaigns so the game gets gradually harder and more complex but is also very easy to understamd in the beginning.
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Dont like it, theres no strategy in thus game. But its still called a strategy game
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Since the last update the game freezes or just quits by itself
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great game i have been looking for another strategy game not to slow like plague.inc and this game is perfect probably will spend many hours on this game
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Good game, just not the thing for me, I'd recommend everyone to try it
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Great game, still figuring out the best strategy. I now prefer gaming on my phone over my pc
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It's a BS hippie game.
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Pretty good, has depth
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Great game
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I'm on the mission to get brasil 1st with 200 green cities and the icon to but a resource is double the size un readable and won't let you purchase a resource
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I think it's good just wish hurricanes were a little more obvious
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Started out enjoyable, but when I got to the Egypt level, I had so many skills I'd often get blocked from upgrading my mines or oil fields. Which wasn't a big deal until the "gray empire" popped up - usually right in the middle of europe. Instantly, 20 countries are at war. Even removing the gray country, ALL of them become gray after the war ends. Unrealistic and, well, unfun. Edit: If it was just once, sure. I've no doubt the mission is winnable, but it's all down to random chance. I play roguelikes already.
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Although seeming simple at first, I've gotten many hours of enjoyment out of developing new strategies and trying to optimize my playstyle. Recommend to any fans of non-combat strategy
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Fun game despite bring super repetitive. Wish it would have an autosave feature so i dont lose an hour long game to crashes.
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Nice game GZ. It is a unique game because hardly I find any games like this. Really like it. Keep it up!!! :)
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Go back to Romania comrade. You are such a pseudoscience obsessed communist. In Soviet Russia they write games to play you!
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It's not much of a game but it is very interesting and challenging. The game also gives a preview of how energy sources affect the world economy and ecosystem.