Flint Age vs Climate Crusade

Embark on a timeless adventure with "Flint Age," where your strategic acumen is the key to prevailing in the rugged Stone Age! - Distribute to Dominate - Strategically allocate tribespeople to forage, craft, or develop to get resources. - explore, expand, exploit, exterminate - Use resources to proliferate, explore, or wage war. How you build your empire is up to you. - Leader of the Pack - As tribe leader, your mission is to either build a mighty palace or simply not become cannibals’ dinner. - Replay and Conquer - With high repeatability, each session carves a new path and plays differently. - Map Mastery - Navigate diverse terrains, from the African jungles to mysterious regions, where each new map raises the stakes. - Tribe Traits - Pick from diverse tribes: grow with the Rabbits, raid with the Lions, think with the Snakes, build with the Beavers, or play politics with the Pandas. - Big experiment - Play with pioneering interface where world interaction is icon-driven. It’s the Stone Age meets the Silicon Age. - Artificially Awesome - With graphics and tunes concocted by AI, your prehistoric escapades look and sound sensational. Will you reign supreme or get stuck in the Stone Age? Download "Flint Age" and prove that you can lead a tribe to glory like a real strategist!

Your planet is warming up and aliens are preparing to land... they prefer their meals lightly roasted. You need to select the right actions to limit climate change and save your inhabitants from becoming the next meal. Protect the land and oceans, save the forests, switch to renewables, speed up technological innovation or promote sobriety? So many options and so little time. Will you come up with a strategy that can limit the damage? If you don't succeed the first time, try a new approach to save the next planet! Climate Crusade has been developed as part of an online scientific research project. The game combines fictional elements with elements inspired by real events and does not aim to replicate reality on Earth, nor to predict future events.