StrategyFit check
Is World Process worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who enjoy short strategy simulations with changing global outcomes
- Fans of card-driven systems who want to influence countries over a century
- Players interested in replaying runs to discover different endings
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking direct control over individual units, combat, or detailed character management
- Players who want a long-form campaign rather than self-contained 10-to-60-minute runs
- Players looking for a fixed storyline instead of outcomes shaped by randomness and card choices
Our take on World Process
Players who need precise control may hit the bounce point when card effects alter countries and the wider world indirectly. Those expecting a long campaign may also stop at the automatic 100-year conclusion, especially if the run ends earlier through societal collapse.
What is World Process?
World Process is a futuristic simulation in which the player acts as a human will rather than a god.
Cards direct the next actions of individual countries and alter national attributes, with effects that can also change the wider world. The cards cover three categories: ideas, technology, and engineering. Examples include environmental protection, new energy research, and lunar probe construction. The simulation begins in 2011 and ends automatically after 100 years. Surviving the full century leads to a continuation ending, while earlier collapse produces another outcome. Sessions last 10 to 60 minutes, and options can prevent accidental destruction of the world. The game includes 58 cards and 18 possible achievement endings.
How World Process plays
- 01Country-Level Actions
- Cards assign developments to individual countries, changing their attributes and potentially influencing global conditions.
- 02Three Card Categories
- The card pool contains 19 ideas, 20 technologies, and 19 engineering projects.
- 03Century Simulation
- Each run starts in 2011 and concludes automatically after 100 years or when human society collapses.
- 04Multiple Endings
- There are 18 achievement endings, including three main outcomes, seven continuation endings, five partial-destruction endings, and six destruction endings.
- 05Destruction Prevention Option
- A game setting can be enabled to prevent accidental destruction of the world.
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World Process: platforms & release
Is World Process worth it?
It is worth it if: players who enjoy short strategy simulations with changing global outcomes. Skip it if: players seeking direct control over individual units, combat, or detailed character management.
Where can I download World Process?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens World Process's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is World Process on?
Windows only.
