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When nature strikes back: Sci-fi city builder drops from $25 to $7 on Steam

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When nature strikes back: Sci-fi city builder drops from $25 to $7 on Steam, according to Notebookcheck. Deal | In Imagine Earth, players colonize alien planets, build thriving economies and must be careful not to take industrialization too far – otherwise, the climate will strike back. The strategy game is currently 72% off on Steam, dropping below $7 for the first time.

In Imagine Earth, players colonize alien planets, build thriving economies and must be careful not to take industrialization too far – otherwise, the climate will strike back. Marius Müller ( translated by Marius Müller), Published 10/12/2026 🇩🇪 Gaming Deal Imagine Earth takes place in a future where powerful corporations colonize alien planets to exploit new resources and maximize profits.

Players take control of one such colony and try to transform small settlements into thriving economic centers. However, it's not just about growth and keeping the population supplied – protecting the environment is equally important.

At its core, Imagine Earth offers fairly traditional city-building gameplay, but with one major twist: Instead of building on flat maps, players establish their colonies on spherical planets. As the colony grows, so does its demand for food, energy and consumer goods.

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