Green With Energy

About

"Green With Energy" is a simulation game where you, an engineer, strive to construct self-sufficient power grids for various communities, reducing reliance on fossil fuels. Design solutions using solar, wind, and hydroelectric power, taking into account local weather patterns and climate. Compete with other players through in-game leaderboards to create the most efficient designs.

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Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

79%

Audience ScoreBased on 38 reviews

gameplay4 positive mentions

replayability3 negative mentions

The game is fun and educational, providing insights into the energy transmission system.
It features a unique puzzle concept that encourages players to think critically about energy sources and efficiency.
The game has potential for expansion with more levels and mechanics, making it a relaxing experience for puzzle enthusiasts.

The user interface is poorly designed and not intuitive, leading to frustration during gameplay.
The game lacks challenge, as players can complete levels without adhering to budget constraints or efficiency.
The overall execution feels unfinished, with many players expressing disappointment in the game's mechanics and depth.

gameplay
16 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
25%
56%
19%
The gameplay features simple mechanics that are easy to grasp, providing a solid two hours of engaging content with a variety of levels. While the game is educational and offers enjoyable mechanics, some players desire more challenging puzzles and clearer mechanics to enhance the experience. Overall, it presents a promising foundation but could benefit from increased complexity.
- “The mechanics are simple enough to pick up instantly, but there's enough variety in the levels to keep you hooked throughout.”
- “It's educational about green energy, and I found it useful showing my child how different mechanics in the real world affect what power factories we need.”
- “The mechanics seem very good and enjoyable.”
- “I wish the puzzles had some mechanics to follow in order to make the game more challenging.”
- “I didn't expect the gameplay to be so... sokoban like?”
- “Mechanics 2/5”
graphics
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33%
34%
33%
The graphics received mixed reviews, with some users rating them as low as 2/5, indicating that while they are not a central focus of the game, there is potential for improvement, particularly in terms of environmental detail. However, others appreciated the overall aesthetic and style, suggesting that the visuals have their merits despite the lack of depth.
- “The graphics look good and the style is nice.”
- “Graphics aren't that relevant in this game, yet a bit more effort in terms of more buildings, etc. would have been nice.”
replayability
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
150%
The game has been rated poorly for replayability, with multiple users giving it a score of 2 out of 5, indicating limited incentive to play again after the initial experience.
- “Replayability is quite low; once you've completed the game, there's little incentive to go back.”
- “After finishing the game, I found no reason to replay it. The lack of different endings or choices really hurt its replayability.”
- “The game feels very linear, and I don't see myself wanting to experience it again after the first playthrough.”
music
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
50%
The music in the game is described as a relaxing backdrop that enhances the overall experience, making it suitable for unwinding. However, it lacks complexity, aligning with the game's casual nature.
- “Overall, I recommend this game, but do not expect much complexity. It is a relaxing game to unwind and play while listening to music.”
atmosphere
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
50%
Users express that the game's atmosphere is intended to be relaxing, but frustrations with gameplay mechanics detract from this experience, making it difficult to fully enjoy the intended ambiance.
- “I find it very hard to do what I want to do, and this frustrates me, which is taking away from the relaxing atmosphere of the game.”