This is an educational game revealing the science of GEOLOGY as you play. Single player, turn based for Windows and Linux/SteamOS on the PC.
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| Lingua | Interfaccia | Audio | Sottotitoli |
|---|---|---|---|
| Inglese |
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As a geology student, I've enjoyed the couple of hours I've put into the game so far. There was a bit of a learning curve, but between the in-game tips and the short guides available from the developer, I've managed to catch on. I would have liked to see more in the way of facts about the different types of rocks and fossils, such as their depositional environment, composition, etc., but all in all it's a fun game with just enough material to help with reviewing what you already know or are in the process of learning. I'm hoping there are future expansions/updates in the works, but I feel my money was well spent at this point.
My degree is in Geology and I work with rocks at a mine as my job. Surprised to see a game like this, so I kept it on my Wishlist for a long while before giving it a shot. The game plays more like a Museum Tycoon. You manage a museum and send Geologists to explore sites across the globe. Their finds fill your museum, attract visitors, gain investments, and let you expand and search more exotic locations. The geology is solid, but very basic. Not that that's a bad thing on its own, perhaps I hoped for more advanced details. Each of the "ingredients" you collect aren't very flavorful or interesting, just ClipArt-level pictures. I didn't see these "ingredients" as anything more than tools strictly to advance the game, like keycards in DOOM. While I like this game's idea in principle, its execution leaves a lot to be desired. Perhaps if the rocks and minerals and fossils collected were a
This game is really fun just to play for an hour or two, especially if you like prehistory and the creatures that come with it. I hope there will be more updates to improve the game.
I picked this game because not only it was inexpensive but also it was potentially good educational game for my children to learn about geology, minerals, and ancient life on Earth. Once you know how to play and use the interface, it becomes entertaining in a limited manner. After two days with the game, I had my fill. The value of the game is not so much from its playability but rather from the joy of building your museum with fossils and minerals from your increasingly skilled geologists going all over the world breaking rocks and revealing what is inside the rocks. As you build and enrich your museum’s portfolio of fossils and minerals, you get some satisfaction. If one uses the links from the exhibits (they themselves do not communicate much), one can learn much about the different types of igneous, sedimentary and metamorphic bedrocks; minerals like silicates, ores, gems, precious m
Product refunded I'll be honest, I got a refund for this, because when I started it the window was real messed up to the point that some of the options in game (related to actually playing) where un-clickable
This has the potential to be a very nice little game, but the user interface needs a little tweaking. Still, well worth the price. First of all, I have to unplug my secondary monitor when I start the game. Otherwise the screen size and placement will not work. It's okay to plug in again, though. I can even move the game window to the external screen without any problems. Adjusting monitor settings back and forth might solve the problem if you have only one screen. If I understood the reviews correctly, somebody actually got a refund because of this! Some customer support might have been a better solution... You NEED TO watch the tutorial videos first. And watch them carefully. There is no narration, only example play. And it's not comprehensive. (I'm not sure if I should tell you to use Research Notes to increase the likelihood of finds at a dig site, because figuring this out by yours
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