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Situazione

Sei un giovane membro di una tribù di cacciatori-raccoglitori. Ogni giorno cerchi cibo, costruisci rifugi improvvisati e ti sposti per seguire gli animali. Ma la vita sta diventando più dura.

Partiamo!

Il capo tribù dice: "È ora di decidere: continueremo a cacciare e raccogliere o cercheremo un modo per fermarci?"

Cosa scegli?

Continuare a cacciare e raccogliere

Fermarsi vicino a un fiume per provare a stabilirsi

Non riuscendo a cambiare, la tribù ha continuato a vivere come sempre... finché le difficoltà non sono diventate troppo grandi, e piano piano si è spenta, lasciando solo il ricordo di una vita che il tempo ha portato via.

Ritenta!

Bene! Vivere vicino al fiume vi ha permesso di ottenere acqua più facilmente e di cimentarvi nella pesca, ma ancora il cibo non è sufficiente per sfamare tutto il villaggio!

Cosa scegli?

Raccogliete i semi e provate a piantarli vicino al villaggio.

Cercate di spostarvi in un’altra zona con più frutti selvatici.

Incredibile! Dai semi hanno iniziato a crescere le piante! Ma cosa fanno quegli uccelli? Stanno cercando di mangiarli! Cosa potete fare?

Cosa scegli?

Costruite recinti di legno per proteggere le piante.

Cacciate gli animali per difendere i campi.

La tribù impara a usare il legno per creare barriere. Questa invenzione cambierà il modo in cui proteggerete i villaggi! Ma sta arrivando l'inverno, come fare?

Cosa scegli?

Provate a conservare il cibo essiccandolo o seppellendolo

Organizzate una battuta di caccia per fare scorte.

Con il cibo conservato o cacciato, la tribù inizia a crescere. Le vostre scorte sono utili anche per scambiarle con altre tribù. Come usate le risorse in più?

Cosa scegli?

Scambiate semi e carne per ottenere nuove conoscenze (utensili migliori, ceramica)

Tenete tutto per voi e costruite un villaggio più grande

EVVIVA! Avete fatto le scelte giuste, scoprendo agricoltura, allevamento e commercio. La vostra tribù si è evoluta! Benvenuti nel Neolitico!

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