Eco

Eco - the world begins with a clean planet, and players settle into it - together, on the same server. Each action affects the ecosystem: the cut down forest will not return on its own, and the smoke from the smelter will settle as acid rain. Survival here is social. Professions appear: hunter, blacksmith, farmer, tailor; goods go through stores and auctions, and someone prints money and puts it into circulation. General rules are adopted by vote, and for violating sanctions, the culprit will face a very real punishment from the community. Science and technology move the whole world: in order to get electricity or an engine, dozens of people need to agree and invest resources. Progress has a price, and if the rivers are poisoned and the air is polluted, everyone will suffer, including the initiators. A deadline hangs over the world: after the allotted time, a meteorite falls, and it can only be stopped together by building a defense. It turns out that a game about survival turns into a game about the ability to negotiate and consider the consequences. Specialization is set from the very beginning: the carpenter cuts down the wood, the mason mines ore, and the baker feeds the rest, and without division of labor, large-scale construction is delayed. The government that passes the laws can tax mining, limit logging, and hire rangers to keep order. Contracts and orders go through the exchange, so the price of boards or copper changes depending on how many people need them right now. The mistakes of one player, like throwing garbage in the river, will come back to haunt everyone, because the map of the world is the same for everyone. For those who love survival not for the sake of the race, but for the sake of a common economy with consequences.