Beecarbonize

This is like my 3rd review on a game on Taptap. To give some context I haven't used this app in like forever mainly because I got bored but came back and found this game. For what this game is, it's awesome. The intro: Beecarbonizer from now on I will call Carbonizer is a great puzzle "deck" building game. For what you get and what you pay ( nothing ) it's great. The game centers around you some way or another finding a way to solve climate change. The game get some getting used to because the worst part of this game is the tutorial. It's very hard to understand some most of the time your learning on the go.  There are 3 resources being " Resources" ( purple ) , "Man power" ( Orange ) and Science ( Blue ). As you build your world you must manage disasters and the ever building up carbon emissions bar. The high it grows the more problems you have until it reach full and your world collapses if you hadn't died anytime earlier.

I returned, had that fun and broke that balance once again. Brand new hard mode is fun and challenging. Even after unlocking all possible stuff it forced me to care and microcontrol x10 times compared to normal mode. I'll wait for the new content and working achievements and leaderboard 12 robobees/10 world hungers. Beautiful indie gem

To not miss any future mobile reviews subscribe to my YouTube Channel Playtime: 2.5hrs Beecarbonize has a wholesome message: there is a need to address climate related issues and there are several ways to solve them but we need to be willing to put our short term focus aside and play “the long game”. Unfortunately, as a game, it leaves much to be desired. While there is some variation in events that happen and avenues you can take, once you understand the mechanics there is little reason to return to the game. It is a shame given that there was a clear amount of effort poured into the game evident by the encyclopedia that reflects the use of the cards in game but also what they do in the real world. With the amount of games that are available to choose from, this is one that should be overlooked.

The game takes a unique take on the card playing game genre, which is by making you balance the society from emissions and more. This may be seen at first as a game that provides a fun and a need to strategize, but it can also be seen as how hard it is to be a thriving society and consider the environment at the same time. As of today, there are attempts by companies on to reduce the damages that we had done to the world, but the whole world mostly still uses the old ways to progress, that is using fossil fuels and more.

Beecarbonize is a card strategy mobile game which is totally free and has got no paid contents whatsoever! I think that this game is designed to provide a good concept of sustainable environment which can counter the uprising global crisis of rapid climate change and global warming. I found this game to be very hard and challenging as there are a lot of sectors and cards to manage while keeping a good check on the pollution emission meter.

BEECARBONIZE. By just the title of the game, I already knew what kind of character it is, nothing but bee!! Before proceeding to this game it is necessary to properly understand the explanation of how to play it. It's a card game that's why strategy is needed. It's my first time encountering a game with gameplay like this *just WOW*. Balancing industry, and protecting the ecosystem by playing cards is, unique, isn't it? That's why it's really worth playing for.

I'm always already down for a good card game, but a good card game that might just teach me how to save the world? Now that's something special. Beecarbonize is a card and resource management game that's all about building a modern industrialized society but balancing the scales to figure out a clean, safe future before the environment is destroyed by global warming. That means I was up against the clock in each game as I attempted to discover which combinations of industry, science, society, and ecosystems would lead to a brighter future—or even just any future at all.

I started playing it and the graphics are beautiful. In the beginning, I didn't know what kind of game it was because science is not my favorite. It moves on its own even if I don't control it. It has a tutorial but I think I need a strategy in this game. It has little lags and it also has no ads.