If you enjoy card games with a touch of ecosystem simulation and want a leaner evolutionary experience than Evolution, Nature is a great pick! It's easy to learn but offers depth for those who like to plan ahead.
- Accessible species evolution
- Unique modular ecosystems
- Streamlined gameplay system
- Robust solo mode
- Language dependency on cards
- Can feel a bit repetitive
About the game
What you do in a play session
Nature also features an interactive digital version to help you learn the rules, available on iOS, Android, and Steam. The game is a living system, with continuous expansion plans, allowing the community to influence the development of new modules. It's an experience that challenges you to think about adaptation, survival, and the complexity of natural relationships, all within games that take 30 to 45 minutes.
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In English
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Nature - How To Play
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Nature - Kickstarter Tutorial
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Nature Play Through | The Brothers Murph
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Nature - Playthrough with Flight Module. An evolution from Evolution board game
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How to Play Nature | Complete Game Rules in 10 Minutes
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All the Games with Steph: Nature - Teach
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Nature Solo tutorial & playthrough with ARCTIC TUNDRA + NATURAL DISASTERS
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OFPG - Nature Preview (Improvise. Adapt. Overcome.)
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Nature Board Game | Teaching Solo Playthrough (Jurassic Expansion)
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