Imagine Earth: Charting New Territories on Nintendo Switch and PlayStation

Serious Bros. Enhances Game Universe with Ecological Strategies and Real-World Environmental Contributions

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Ecological City Builder Imagine Earth Set to Launch on Nintendo Switch and PlayStation on May 9

Serious Bros. is gearing up to expand the universe of their award-winning ecological sci-fi city builder, Imagine Earth, to new horizons. The game, praised for its laidback strategy gameplay intertwined with sustainability themes, is set to launch on Nintendo Switch and PlayStation consoles (PS4 and PS5) on May 9, 2024. The announcement comes as the game has already carved a niche for itself on PC, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X|S.

Serious Bros. Enhances Their Environmental Commitment

During the Steam Earth Appreciation Festival, running from April 22 through April 29, Imagine Earth will be available at a 30% discount. In a notable move of corporate responsibility, Serious Bros. has committed to donating 100% of the game’s proceeds on Earth Day to global reforestation efforts and 10% for the remainder of the festival. This initiative is part of the company’s broader commitment to environmental protection, as detailed in their annual impact report.

A Glimpse into the Future: 2084

Imagine Earth transports players to 2084, a future where humanity is on the brink. Players take on the role of space colony managers venturing into the cosmos to establish new homes for humanity on a variety of planets. After facing ruin due to corporate greed and resource exploitation on Earth, the game challenges players to build thriving cities sustainably in the universe.

Gameplay That Spans the Galaxy

The game features a richly detailed universe where players can explore eleven diverse planets, each with unique ecosystems featuring blue waters, snow-capped peaks, and lush forests. As players manage their space colonies, they will need to navigate the fine balance between expansion and ecological preservation.

Trade, technology, and territorial expansion are central to the gameplay. Players can engage in commerce with space traders, profit from natural resources, and expand their colonies through strategic construction of power plants, farms, and factories. Advancing technology through research is crucial, as players must innovate to maintain a sustainable civilization amidst corporate competition and economic warfare.

However, sustainability is a double-edged sword in Imagine Earth. The game’s real-time planetary simulation vividly demonstrates the consequences of ecological neglect. Natural disasters like wildfires, volcanoes, and rising sea levels serve as grim reminders of the fragility of these new worlds. Players must carefully manage their expansion tactics to avoid climate catastrophes and ensure the long-term survivability of their civilizations.

Key Features to Look Forward To

  • Multi-Mission Story and Freeform Modes: Players can explore a multi-mission campaign or dive into procedurally generated worlds in freeform mode.
  • Ecological Challenges: The game does not shy away from the harsh realities of environmental degradation, challenging players to manage disasters that range from oil spills to catastrophic polar meltdowns.
  • Defensive Strategies Against Aliens: Defend human colonies against alien invasions using advanced defensive strategies in engaging tower defense sequences.

Sustainability Meets Strategy in Space

As Imagine Earth makes its way to Nintendo Switch and PlayStation, along with a new macOS version, the blend of strategy and sustainability will likely attract both veteran gamers and newcomers alike. Scheduled for release on May 9, 2024, the game is currently available for Windows PC and Linux users on Steam.

Platforms: Microsoft Windows, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5

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