Ocean City-Building Sim 'Life Below' Launches on Steam With Conservation DLC
The game ties a city-building loop directly to ecosystem restoration and funds real-world marine conservation through its DLC, a rare direct link between gameplay and charitable giving.
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Megapop and Kasedo Games released the ocean city-building sim 'Life Below' on Steam. Players build an underwater city, revive coral reefs, and manage over 40 marine species. A DLC called 'WDC Supporter Pack' adds three dolphin species, with all net revenue going to the UK marine conservation organization Whale and Dolphin Conservation.
Megapop and Kasedo Games released 'Life Below' on Steam, an ocean city-building sim set in a world where coral reefs have collapsed. Players construct an underwater city, summon marine creatures with unique abilities, and manage challenges like algae growth, pH balance, and lionfish outbreaks. The game includes over 40 species, from coral crabs to hammerhead sharks. A DLC called 'WDC Supporter Pack' adds bottlenose dolphins, Atlantic spotted dolphins, and harbor porpoises; 100% of its net revenue goes to the UK marine conservation organization Whale and Dolphin Conservation. The base game costs 3,960 yen, with a 10% launch discount to 3,564 yen through June 3.
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