

Power the Future
simnetzero-dev · 2025 · Grand Strategy, Futuristic, Science, Strategy, Turn-Based Strategy
PC
3 user reviews67% · 3
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About Power the Future
Power the Future puts you in control of a world power and challenges you to build an Energy Empire for the future. Build a company and transform and expand your country’s economy to become an Energy Superpower!Choose your path: compete against rival nations to become the World Leader, or focus on achieving your country’s 2040 Goals. Research and develop breakthrough technologies, diversify your energy company, and see how it stacks up against the world’s largest players.Build power and pipeline networks that span countries and continents. Develop solar in Africa to supply Europe, complete mega-projects like subsea power cables from Australia to Japan, or pursue moonshots such as Fusion and Space-Based Solar. Feed India’s growing demand with a national grid, help China become the first all-electric superpower, keep the USA on the cutting edge, or transform Australia into a major exporter fueling Asia.Explore countless realistic scenarios unfolding in the next 15 years:
- Develop Natural Hydrogen and build pipelines to meet demand.
- Construct factories, secure rare materials, and manage your inventory of renewable technologies.
- Connect or build new Data Centers to boost influence, income, and meet today’s massive surge in demand.
- Complete tasks for rewards and bonuses.
- 2040 Goals
- Power Victory
- Fuel Victory
- World Leader Victory
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
More of a puzzle game than an empire builder. You try to meet certain renewable energy goals for a country within a limited time. It's enjoyable. Having worked in the renewable energy sector for many years, it's realistic enough. Give it a try, you'll probably learn something. It could handle some more polish and some more fleshing out, and the dev has made a few updates already since launch. It's not going to have mass market appeal, but for anyone interested in renewable energy and/or puzzle sorts of games, I think you'll enjoy it.4 found this helpful
I saw this game when it first came out, but it didn't look ready so I held off, but it does look a lot better now and they do seem to be updating it every few weeks. It took a few turns to figure things out and I restarted the game a couple times but now I'm into it and played the europe scenario, now playing the Australia scenario. I didn't win the eu one, but I think I might the Australia one.1 found this helpful
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