Salton Sea

Salton Sea is a remarkable location in California, near the Mexican border. This salty lake's unique features make it ideal for geothermal energy generation, using the Earth's heat. In this geothermal - active area, you drill for brine. Once processed, it yields valuable lithium, enabling you to be part of a modern, fossil - fuel - free industry and lead the way to a renewable future. Designed by David Bernal and illustrated by Amelia Sales, Salton Sea can be played solo or in groups of up to four, with each session lasting about 120 minutes. During the game, players manage geothermal lithium extraction companies to score the most points. Extracting and processing this material drives your company's success.

How to play: You can play Salton Sea by yourself or with up to three other players. Each game session will take around 120 minutes. In the game, your main job is to manage a geothermal lithium extraction company. Start by drilling the ground in the Salton Sea area to get brine. Then process the brine to obtain lithium. Try your best to earn as many points as possible. Things to note: Remember that the game is based on the real - world concept of geothermal energy and lithium extraction, but it's a game. Don't take it too seriously. Also, make sure to read all the rules carefully before you start playing. Maintenance: As this is a game, there's no real 'physical' maintenance. But you should keep the game components clean and organized. If you're playing digitally, keep your device updated to ensure a smooth gaming experience.