Published by Strange Loop Games
1. As your civilization grows, you’ll need to analyze data from the simulation; evaluating the impact you have on your world.
2. Create stores to buy and sell goods you need asynchronously with other players.
3. All the data generated from the interaction of plants, animals, climate, and players can be searched and analyzed using in-game graphs and heat-maps.
4. Construct buildings and towns, tend to your farm, hunt wildlife, build infrastructure and transportation, craft clothing, build power plants, and research new technologies.
5. Setup contracts within the game’s quest-like labor market, soliciting other players to perform specialized work for you in exchange for payment.
6. To ultimately succeed, you and your community will need to use the tools of government and economy to find a balance between progress and protection.
7. While a meteor looms over head — set to strike the planet in thirty days — a more subtle threat grows from player-interaction with the environment.
8. The ecosystem supplies the resources you and your community will need to stop the meteor.
9. Eco is designed for rich asynchronous play, allowing many players of many disciplines to contribute to one another’s goals at separate or simultaneous times.
10. Build, harvest, and take resources from an environment where your every action affects the world around you.
11. Enter the world of Eco, a fully simulated ecosystem bustling with thousands of growing plants and animals living their lives.
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