Planetary Life

Made a planet of angry purple sausage creatures with beaks

fun but why is moisture so scattered???

Early access ... Fun, but still has a way to go.

this was the best evo game I ever played

o jogo esta muito mal otimizado ainda, eu jogo a versão demo facilmente, talvez o problema seja minha plataforma mesmo, enfim, o jogo é bom, mas não consigo jogar.

At the moment (2026-09-04) this game is in early access, and I have played it for 36 hours. In my opinion, this game may well become one of the all-time greats. Somewhat like Kerbal Space Program, it covers a field of science that many might think is terrifyingly complex, and turns it into a game that is not only educational, it's also very much fun to play, even when you get things wrong.. In this case, the subject matter is the development and evolution of life from simple cells onwards. The game play and visual style is genius. Whether you're trying to glom together a diverse range of cells into a viable multi-celled organism, or trying to evolve that organism into something that can evolve to a point where it can leave the water and start conquering the land, this game is solid fun! You can also mess with planetary cores, the albedo of ground and clouds, mutation rates, and a whole lot more. And it doesnt have to be a hard slog. Yes, you can try to do all the basic stuff yourself, and constantly manipulate this or that factor of the environment or of a creatures makeup, if you wish - or you can just sit back and watch as the life mutates, evolves, into new species and acquires new characteristics and abilities all by itself. or devolves into something that does better, or goes extinct! You'll find that sometimes what you think is a good idea can be counter-productive, but once you have the hang of the basics of the game, whatever way things go, you will have fun, and you will painlessly learn things (if you didnt know them already) That said, this is an early access game, and there are some rough edges - I had a devil of a time finding out how you can develop quadrupedal creatures, because I'd not understood how part of the UI works. It also took me a while to realise that some creature features, once established, can make others permanently unavailable. As an example, at first, even my animals could photosynthesis, and nothing I could do could turn them into herbivores or carnivores. I also struggled a little to create fungi, because I wasnt paying enough attention to what the cell components you pick when trying to build up a multicellular lifeform are good for. To my surprise, whilst I have now created multiple carnivores that devour the photsynthesising animals, I've yet to manage to develop any herbivores! But that's just part of the fun - where did I go wrong? Herbivores are clearly possible, what did I choose last time that prevented me developing a herbivore? And - if I finally do manage to develop a herbivore, will they only eat plants, or will they sometimes snack on the synthesising animals too?! If this game doesn't achieve greatness, I will be highly surprised . RECCOMENDED!