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Before We Leave: Non-violent Kiwi game releases on Steam The kiwi strategy game with almost no bloodshed Credit: Balancing Monkey Games Before We Leave is a bit of an oddity when it comes to civilization building games. Instead of pursuing gold, god and glory to conquer and beat rival nations into submission, there is no violence. Instead, you grow, gather and manage resources to help your settlements thrive and to share goods between the hexagonal lands and planets around you. For those unfamiliar with Before We Leave s story, you take control of an abandoned civilization that has spent eons underground. The inhabitants, or “Peeps” as they are called, miss the caress of the sun on their skin, and the squelch of soil between their toes, and decide to have another go at making things work on the planet’s surface. You have to help them thrive again by building shelter, growing food (mainly potatoes) and expanding your colony to other planets. On ....
Das Robert-Koch-Institut (RKI) meldet 1108 neue Positiv-Tests. Die Sieben-Tage-Inzidenz sinkt weiter auf 9,3 von 10,3 am Vortag. Auch die Zahl der Corona-Patienten auf Intensivstationen geht zurück. Ein Überblick in Zahlen und Grafiken. ....
autoevolution 16 May 2021, 13:50 UTC · by It must be fun for aircraft pilots to use their gigantic machines to draw stuff in the sky, and it’s probably even more fun when you’re traveling with a bunch of kids and what you’re trying to draw is a bird. 1 photo This is exactly what happened on Saturday, when Air New Zealand used a Boeing 787-9 specifically to draw a kiwi, the national bird of New Zealand, in the sky. And while it all sounds like a waste of time and resources, well, it was not. The whole thing was part of a charity flight operated for Koru Care, an organization working together with Air New Zealand and whose purpose is to support children with disabilities. ....
Date Time Survey reveals Kiwi families keen to rebalance load at home Research commissioned by Westpac NZ has revealed Kiwi couples want to share domestic responsibilities and paid work more equally, and there is the potential for a $1.5 billion boost to the economy if it can be achieved. The report, authored by Deloitte, is based on a comprehensive survey of more than 2,400 New Zealanders. The research confirms women spend substantially more time caring for family and doing housework than men. In fact, just 7% of couples who worked identical hours split the load at home equally, with men in those couples saying they did 19 hours of unpaid work a week, while women said they did 28 hours. ....
Am 24. Mai findet der bundesweite Iss-eine-Kiwi-Tag zum sechsten Mal statt. Er informiert über die zahlreichen Vorteile von Kiwis und nennt gleich sechs gute Gründe, warum die Kiwi fester Bestandteil der ....