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The Final Earth 2

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93%Game Brain Score
graphics, music
monetization, optimization
93% User Score Based on 1,649 reviews

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The Final Earth 2 is a single player casual city builder game. It was developed by Florian van Strien and was released on July 15, 2022. It received very positive reviews from players.

"The Final Earth 2" is a pixel art strategy game where players build and manage their own settlement, with the goal of advancing through technological eras to reach space. Expand your city, gather resources, and make strategic decisions to ensure your civilization's survival and growth. Encounter challenges such as natural disasters, rival civilizations, and limited space as you strive to reach the stars.

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graphics29 positive mentions
monetization124 negative mentions
  • The Final Earth 2 is a fun and engaging city-building game that offers a relaxing experience with charming pixel art and a soothing soundtrack.
  • The game features minimal ads, allowing players to enjoy the gameplay without interruptions, and it has a nostalgic feel for those who played the original version.
  • Players appreciate the depth of gameplay, with various scenarios and resource management mechanics that keep the experience interesting and rewarding.
  • The game can become laggy and unplayable with larger populations, especially beyond 5,000 citizens, which detracts from the overall experience.
  • Some players have reported issues with the game crashing or freezing, particularly when trying to access certain features or after reaching a specific population cap.
  • There are complaints about the lack of content and scenarios after completing the initial challenges, leading to a sense of repetitiveness in gameplay.
  • monetization
    145 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Overall, the monetization strategy of the game is well-received, with many players appreciating the minimal and non-intrusive nature of ads. Most users report that ads are rare and only appear after completing tasks or as optional boosts, allowing for a relaxing gameplay experience. While some players express frustration over occasional forced ads or the presence of premium content, the general consensus is that the game offers a refreshing break from the ad-heavy models typical of mobile games.

    • “There are in-game purchases, but I have not gotten them, and you don't need them.”
    • “This game is amazing; there are almost no ads, and it is a free roam/building game.”
    • “Real great game, very addictive, and no in-app purchases that you need to buy. I do recommend this.”
    • “Seems like a fun game except for the ads that are forced in my face without warning.”
    • “The game itself is okay, but the long ads after every task are just too much.”
    • “Forced full screen ads are too much.”
  • graphics
    75 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The graphics of the game are characterized by a charming pixel art style that blends nostalgia with modern polish, creating a visually appealing experience despite their simplicity. Many players appreciate the cute and quaint aesthetic, which complements the relaxing soundtrack and enhances immersion in the gameplay. However, some users express concerns about visual clarity and functionality, suggesting that improvements could be made to the graphics and user interface for better overall experience.

    • “Visually, Final Earth 2 impresses with its charming pixel art style that blends nostalgia with modern polish.”
    • “The graphics are simple yet visually appealing, with cute and charming characters that add to the game's charm.”
    • “I personally like the graphics; they are charming, colorful, and busy.”
    • “The graphics are lackluster and the pacing is a little weird with lots of bottlenecks, but overall a good game.”
    • “The game has the potential, but the graphics are a total disaster.”
    • “It's not only about bad aesthetics, but also functionally - I have no idea what icon represents what.”
  • music
    71 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The music in the game is widely praised for its calming and nostalgic qualities, enhancing the overall ambiance and immersion. Composed by Stijn Cappetijn, the soundtrack is described as excellent, relaxing, and perfectly suited to the game's aesthetic, making it a standout feature for many players. While some note that it can become repetitive, the majority find it engaging and a key element that contributes to the game's enjoyable experience.

    • “Accompanying the visuals is a soothing and atmospheric soundtrack composed by Stijn Cappetijn, which complements the contemplative and sometimes tense moments of city management, enhancing immersion and emotional engagement.”
    • “The music is so calm and relaxing!”
    • “Nostalgic art style and amazing music make this incredibly melancholic.”
    • “Very good time killer although ads are loud at night compared to the in-game music”
    • “The music is just so nostalgic.”
    • “I play it just for the music”
  • gameplay
    69 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The gameplay of "The Final Earth 2" is praised for its innovative vertical construction mechanics and engaging resource management, offering a fresh take on the city-building genre. Players appreciate the balance between micro-management and broader strategic oversight, with a well-structured scenario mode that introduces mechanics gradually. While the gameplay is generally relaxing and accessible, some users desire more complexity and challenge in the later stages, but overall, it remains addictive and enjoyable.

    • “The final Earth 2, developed and published by Florian van Strien, offers a fresh and innovative twist on the city-building genre, setting itself apart through its vertical construction mechanics and engaging resource management systems.”
    • “The vertical building mechanic challenges experienced players to rethink traditional city-building strategies, while the intuitive interface and clear progression make it approachable for newcomers.”
    • “The balance between micro-managing individual buildings and overseeing the broader needs of a growing population creates a rewarding gameplay loop.”
    • “I just can't get the finer detailed mechanics.”
    • “Gameplay is boring and makes no sense.”
    • “The only problem is during gameplay app closes, and I have to restart.”
  • story
    32 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game's story mode offers a fun but brief narrative experience, typically completed in 1-2 days, with structured objectives that enhance gameplay. While players appreciate the engaging story and the potential for extended play in free-play scenarios, many express a desire for more content and missions to increase replayability. Overall, the story is enjoyable but could benefit from additional depth and challenges.

    • “Scenario mode provides structured objectives and story elements that guide players through the early challenges of colonizing a new world, offering a narrative context that enriches the gameplay experience.”
    • “The story mode is short but good, and the worlds have been endlessly enjoyable.”
    • “I love it; it's very peaceful, amazing music, and a great storyline too!”
    • “The story mode is short and there are plenty of free-play worlds to continue on with.”
    • “Yeah, some things give you quests or whatever but I don't really see the point.”
    • “While that is fine in concept, in reality, in the late game, huge amounts of resources are required to progress the missions of certain factions, which will kind of force you to build a bigger city.”
  • optimization
    10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Overall, the optimization of the game is a mixed bag; while many users praise its smooth performance and enhanced polish in the Steam version, several report significant issues such as crashes and stuttering when managing larger populations. Additionally, concerns about overheating devices and inadequate support for wider phone screens suggest that further optimization is needed to improve the experience for all players.

    • “A testament to optimization and performance, really.”
    • “Throughout my life, I've played so much of the base web version of Final Earth 2, but the Steam version is so much better. It's more polished, smoother, better optimized, and on top of all that, has so much more content.”
    • “The game runs smoothly on my device and it's very enjoyable.”
    • “As always, there's always the case of performance drop when things start to progress heavily.”
    • “The problem is, it makes my phone go red hot while playing and the game starts stuttering.”
    • “The game is a very good game with a really good concept, the problem I have with it is once you have more than 20 citizens it starts crashing the second you load your world, I can't do anything, and it's really unoptimized, please fix this issue, thank you.”
  • grinding
    8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Players generally find the grinding aspect of the game to be excessive, with many noting that it can lead to tedious gameplay, especially in the end game where resource waiting becomes a chore. While some appreciate the challenge and the satisfaction of completing tasks, others feel that the grind detracts from the overall enjoyment, making it a significant factor in their decision to stop playing. Overall, the game is described as fun and engaging, but the grinding can be a double-edged sword.

    • “The main reason I got rid of this game was because it was just too much grinding and took so, so long.”
    • “You'll need a second life for grinding.”
    • “It's really grindy, but it's worth the dopamine rush once you complete something.”
  • stability
    8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Overall, the game's stability is mixed; while some users report no bugs or glitches, others experience frequent crashes, freezing issues, and screen glitches. Many players note that the game improves with updates, but stability remains a concern for several users.

    • “This is a really funny and cute game, but there is a bug where it freezes and kicks me out every now and again.”
    • “There are a few issues such as occasionally crashing and the game freezes when I touch the boost button.”
    • “It is an awesome game but it is buggy and it has crashed more than once; other than that, it is awesome.”
  • humor
    7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The humor in the game is described as quirky and amusing, with players finding joy in its absurd scenarios and unexpected glitches. Many reviews highlight the game's lightheartedness, with funny moments arising from gameplay mechanics and character interactions, making it an entertaining experience despite occasional technical issues. Overall, the humor adds a charming layer to the gameplay, enhancing the enjoyment for players.

    • “This is a really funny and cute game, but there is a bug where it freezes and kicks me out every now and again.”
    • “All I wanted to do at work was play; I was foaming at the mouth to get home to play this funny little space city builder.”
    • “They are bugs that I think are funny. I made the tallest stick of houses and all kinds of stuff, but I changed a person's house to be at the top. If he tries to go back to his house after a few seconds, he will go to work.”
  • replayability
    7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Overall, the game's replayability is seen as limited, with many players expressing that once they complete the main content, there isn't much incentive to return. While the gameplay is enjoyable and engaging, suggestions for additional challenges or missions have been made to enhance replay value. Players appreciate the fun experience but feel that more content is needed to sustain long-term interest.

    • “No pay to win, no pay to play, no PvP, no always online; a fun time-waster that gives hours of fun and replayability.”
    • “An incredible game, very fun and replayable; the gameplay is engaging but laid-back. I love the resource management, but after beating all the levels, I request that you add a hard mode, like having resources break over time or the population needing more food. It just gets a bit boring after getting all the stuff you need, but still a great game.”
    • “Discovering how to do some things on your own can be very enjoyable. Adding small things that will improve replayability would be great.”
    • “Just not a lot of replay value, in my opinion.”
    • “Discovering how to do some things on your own can be very enjoyable; adding small things that will improve replayability would be great.”
    • “Please make it less laggy on older phones. I'm downgrading my stars; make the game more playable on lower-end devices, and I will change it back to 5 stars.”
  • emotional
    4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Players report a strong emotional connection to the game, driven by its soothing soundtrack and immersive visuals that enhance the experience of city management. Many express surprise at their deep investment in the lives of the pixelated characters, with the game evoking nostalgia and a sense of youthful creativity. The emotional impact is particularly pronounced during nighttime gameplay, adding to the overall engagement.

    • “Accompanying the visuals is a soothing and atmospheric soundtrack composed by Stijn Cappetijn, which complements the contemplative and sometimes tense moments of city management, enhancing immersion and emotional engagement.”
    • “How did I get so emotionally invested in the lives of a bunch of 4-pixel-high people?”
    • “It brought me back to my lost creative childhood... made me feel younger when I started playing.”
  • atmosphere
    2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The atmosphere of the game is enhanced by a soothing soundtrack composed by Stijn Cappetijn, which effectively complements the contemplative and tense moments of city management, fostering a deep sense of immersion and emotional engagement for players.

    • “Accompanying the visuals is a soothing and atmospheric soundtrack composed by Stijn Cappetijn, which complements the contemplative and sometimes tense moments of city management, enhancing immersion and emotional engagement.”
    • “Compelling music and atmosphere.”
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The Final Earth 2 is a casual city builder game.

The Final Earth 2 is available on PC, Web Browser, Phone, Windows and others.

On average players spend around 16 hours playing The Final Earth 2.

The Final Earth 2 was released on July 15, 2022.

The Final Earth 2 was developed by Florian van Strien.

The Final Earth 2 has received very positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its graphics but disliked it for its monetization.

The Final Earth 2 is a single player game.

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