always impermanentHey does anyone have recommendations for hopeful games about building community post-apocalypse? Or like, setting up farm plots and clean water supplies and stuff?
Oh I should probably specify since I didn't in the post: looking for computer games. I already know of a handful of ttrpgs that do this :)
Realization: Seedship sorta qualifies. Sorta.
It's a Twine game where you play the AI of a ship trying to find a new homeworld for humanity. It's good. So-so on "optimistic" but the mood it creates is an interesting one to experience.
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@starkatt I don't know of any but let us know if you get any good suggestions
...actually depending on how the world generates Dwarf Fortress might fit this?
@Felthry Dorfs is a super surprising suggestion and I'm into it :)
@Felthry the game is a bit too much for me personally (I've tried on a couple occasions) but I super appreciate what it is and have seen some quality lets plays.
@starkatt As for more accessible games, the backstory of Avernum feels a little like this (though the apocalypse in that case was an empire gaining control of the entire planet), with how Avernum is a system of caverns deep underground where the empire sends people to die--and yet instead the people came together and found a way to live down there
still, a bit distant from what you want
@starkatt oh! I have one! The minecraft mod pack Regrowth, which is focused on pretty much exactly this: restoring a dead world
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packbats in existence@troodon @Felthry @starkatt Is the FtB launcher version the canonical one? https://ftbwiki.org/Regrowth
@starkatt I mean, it's possible to generate a world where your dwarven fortress is the last outpost of civilization in a broken world
Jonne Arjoranta 🎮@starkatt What would be the ttrpg examples of this?