GameFirst has released information regarding the transition to the paid version of the green world simulator "Save the Earth."
The transition to the paid version will take place in about one week; copies obtained before then will remain free.
This game is a strategy simulator that teaches players about environmental issues. Players take on the role of an environmental protection organization dedicated to saving the Earth. They analyze the characteristics and environmental issues of each region, manage ecosystems, and implement environmental protection projects to stabilize the Earth’s environment.


It has been announced that the game will transition to the paid version in about one week. This is due to a major update scheduled for release; when the transition occurs, the game will feature a visual overhaul, a redesigned scenario selection screen, integration of a music player, and the addition of new scenarios.
Additionally, players who have added the free version currently available on Steam to their library, as well as those who obtain a free version license from now on, will be able to continue playing permanently even after the transition to the paid version.


Furthermore, it has been announced that in the paid version, new players will initially receive three Initiative Packs (in-game features for addressing environmental issues and crises), and two free packs will be provided daily.
“Save the Earth” is available to play for free on PC (Steam). The transition to the paid version is scheduled to take place approximately one week after today’s announcement on October 6.
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