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The Final Earth 2

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About The Final Earth 2

The Final Earth 2 is a vertical city builder set in space. You start with an exploration ship and grow your settlement into a metropolis, gathering and balancing resources, building homes and farms, and researching advanced technology. Its city systems simulate thousands of inhabitants, and you can watch the city in action or follow individual citizens.

Story and exploration

In 2142, devastating climate change has left Earth a wasteland. Your food is running out aboard your spaceship when you spot a small world. You build farms and houses to meet your citizens’ basic needs, then develop a city of the future. When the world becomes too small, you can travel to other worlds in spaceships or build teleporters.

Shape your city

Over a hundred buildings give you options for designing your settlement, from gardens and factories to a single enormous structure or a city spread across many worlds. You can manage multiple connected cities and send resources and people between them. Transport options include teleporters and landing pads, and you can follow citizens to see their journeys and discover details such as a stargazer.

Modes and discovery

Scenarios let you discover the story, while Free Play and Creative mode let you build without following it. You can explore the universe by rocket to find new worlds and more. The game also supports mods from the Steam Workshop and mods you make yourself.

Key features

  • A simulated city with thousands of inhabitants
  • Over a hundred buildings to discover
  • Resource gathering, management and balancing
  • Original music by Stijn Cappetijn
  • The possibility of a secret society

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