Solar City 2060
Plan a floating city with clean energy for everyone.
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Kai says: "If it falls, we build it stronger."
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Kai got an empty island and a list of neighbors who want to move in. Every mission asks for something different: more homes, more trees or enough power for the night. Place buildings on the grid and watch the meters change.
How to play
- 1Read the mission on the card at the top.
- 2Pick a building from the bottom bar and tap a free tile. On a keyboard: arrows to move, Space to build and Delete to remove.
- 3Keep an eye on the energy, air and happiness meters.
- 4When the city meets the mission, it has to make it through a test night.
What you learn
- Solar and wind energy, and why batteries store it
- Adding and subtracting resources
- Planning space
- What a community needs to live well
Skills
- Science35%
- Logic30%
- Numbers20%
- Creativity15%
Frequently asked questions
What does Solar City 2060 teach?
Renewable energy ideas, city planning and working with resources. Missions connect numbers to real decisions.
Is there only one way to win?
No. Each mission allows many different cities. Stars reward the missions you complete.
How long is a match?
About 8 minutes. It is made for kids aged 8 to 12 and the challenges follow the profile's age band: 6 to 8 or 9 to 12.
Is my progress saved?
Yes, on this device. To keep playing on other devices, an adult turns on sync in the Family zone.
Is it free?
It is included in Premium. Every new profile tries it free for 14 days with no card, then keeps the 5 free games and all its progress. Only an adult can manage the subscription.
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