XIRI: Oasis Cities is a survival-driven city builder set in a high-tech future. You build up and defend your city from pretty much everything.
As a survival styled city-builder, there's lots for you to do outside of just planning your city design. There's neighbouring settlements to deal with which could be peaceful or not so nice. You'll deal with and plan cyber-attacks, a little espionage, manage loyalty levels and more. On top of that there's natural disasters to deal with, diseases, different types of workforces to manage and production lines you'll need to keep going.
From the email they sent to GamingOnLinux - it will "definitely" have Linux support, and is actually developed on Linux too.
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- Rise of the Corporations. Manipulate regional markets and prices, conduct corporate espionage and information warfare, expand corporate expertise, and unlock new capabilities.
- Future Infrastructure. Create drone-based power transmission chains, install lightning rods to protect critical facilities, activate drone-based defensive barriers around key infrastructure, and keep production running during disasters.
- Diplomacy, Trade & Cyber War. Launch cyberattacks against rival infrastructure, manage loyalty levels, negotiate loans, detect spies, and manipulate economic conditions.
- Natural Disasters. Earthquakes, sandstorms, tornadoes, and lightning storms directly impact your infrastructure.
- Hybrid Workforce Management. Balance humans, androids, and drones, each with unique strengths and vulnerabilities.
- Unique High-Tech Desert Setting. A futuristic world governed by artificial intelligence, where advanced technology was never lost.
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