According to the developer's Steam page, the storm can later take on four forms (fire, flood, winter and the void), and fire crews, tanks and jets try to stop it as it grows. Once the Earth campaign is done, players continue on ZORB, an alien planet, and a cow-farm side game called Tornado Farm grants permanent bonuses. The studio lists 363 upgrades and 66 achievements, and estimates about 5 to 6 hours to reach the end of the main campaign and 12 to 18 hours to collect every achievement. The game is available in 12 languages.
How it was made: In the game's AI-generated content disclosure on Steam, Critics Arcade says AI tools helped with the coding, and that the game's music and four of its cutscenes were generated with AI. The disclosure doesn't name the specific tools.
The Big Suck costs $5.99 on Steam, with a 10% launch discount to $5.39 until November 16, 2026. A free demo is also on Steam. Details on this page come from the developer's own Steam store page and launch announcement.
