Territory Animals Genetic Strategy is a Simulation, Strategy, and Casual game for PC published by Simplemole in 2022. Nice relaxing game with cute animals!
Territory Animals Genetic Strategy PC Game 2022 review:
Pretty cool game with indirect control of animals through genes. You can play it casually but it has an unexpected depth to it as you learn that each evolutionary advantage has its cost and you need to find balance.
Territory is an isometric 2D real-time single-player strategy about genes and animal species. Animals are behaving the way they would in nature, but you can indirectly control them and mutate them to achieve various goals. A very nice and relaxing game. We especially appreciate the cute animations of animals and overall a whole graphic design. We are usually not a big fan of strategy games, but this one really spoke to me and we are looking for more playing with animal genetics! Fun!
This game is one of those that you start playing, then look up at the clock and say “so many hours passed already?!” and then continue to play. We recommend this game to anyone who enjoys deep strategy/sandbox type of games. It’s definitely worth the money. The game has a bit of a steep learning curve and it can be a bit overwhelming at the start but once you understand your options and what you need to do it gets much easier. The mechanics in the game are original. And you can’t see often saber-toothed rabbits hunting kangaroos.
Pros of Territory Animals Genetic Strategy:
- Standard mode is where you play on a map with predefined goals and settings.
- Custom mode where you can change map settings like an initial number of species or genes generation speed.
- Creative mode where you play on an empty map without any limitations.
- Species react indirectly to your commands if certain conditions are met (migrate to new territory only when not being hungry, have certain genes, etc.).
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Basic System Requirements:
- OS: Windows 7+
- Processor: Intel i3+ and equivalents
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: Any
- Storage: 800 MB of available space
