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145 - 66 Million Years Ago

The Age of the Dinosaurs. Giant, terrible lizards roam a steamy, tropical Earth. Plants pile atop each other for a chance at a bit of warm sunlight, and marshes and swamps cover massive swaths of Earth's surface.

The entire planet is bursting with life, but see that bright light in the sky? Does that look like it's coming at us?

About[]

This world can only be played after completed Cambria. Completing Cretacea will unlock Dania.

Victory is achieved when reach 100% independence and have fulfilled either the mission Alana gave (paradise habitability) or the one Red gave (kept stats within 5% of original stats). You don't need to complete the normal goal for the faction of chosed (500.000.000 population for the UNSA / 1.000.000.000c revenue for Horizon Corporation/Research all tecnologies for FFI.).

Regardless of what did on the previous planets, you can still choose to fulfill Red's or Alana's mission.

You have been granted access to a secret project under development by a foreign power: an automated system currently being taught how to terraform a planet.

One side wants you to terraform to Paradise, the other wants you to maintain the starting stats of the planet. it's up to you who to side with. At the time you reach completion for each world, your choice will be finalized in the computer's memory.

When start playing Cretacea, the world will already be producing 40 biomass/ minute because of natural growth. Biomass is now covered within Earth, that is, 900 Mt.

Strategy[]

Cretacea is the only world on which can get Worldkiller Asteroids on Normal mode, so be sure to install a Planetary Defense Network. The reason the developers made Cretacea the exception, is because end of Cretaceo period and of the Mesozoic age the non-avian dinosaurs and reptiles gian were wiped out by an asteroid.

Trivia[]

Map Cretacea
  • You can the continents actually forming in the Cretaceo (145-66 Ma) when comparing its map to our modern map.
  • Dinosaurs roamed the land and the first flowering plants and butterflies appeared in this time period.
  • There are some inaccuracies in the map than the previous one.
  1. Greenland and part of Europe are connected by a land bridge when they were supposed to be separated for sea.
  2. South America and Antarctica are connected with a land bridge.
  3. Some islands that are present today are existing in this map, like the Philippines.
  4. One of Indonesia's islands appear on the Pacific Ocean but not on Australia or New Guinea.
  5. Arabia is connected to Asia and it is supposed to be connected to Africa.
  6. The Himalayas and the Tibetian Plateau havn't formed yet, and India is connected to Asia, when it is assumed that they did not join together until 15 million years after extinction of the dinosaurs.

See the Earth 100 million years ago map here on the bottom of this text.

The Earth as seen from Space[]

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The Earth 100 million years ago. The red dot represents Sydney, Australia.


South America and Africa separate from each other. North America and Scandinavia are still connected to each other. The South Atlantic Ocean forms. The still connected Antarctica and Australia move again. The Pacific is now filled with tiny islands that we see today. New Zealand is on the south pole and drifts north. India and Madagascar separate and a piece of land below them disappears and became an island chain. After the separation of these two, India drifted north to Asia and Madagascar became locked to the African plate. North America rotates clockwise and Eurasia goes south. Much and much is happening in this time period and the last supercontinent Pangaea broke apart into the continents that we see today.

Dialogue[]

Main article: Cretacea/Dialogue
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