
Manipulate climate, add plants and evolve creatures in this planet and life sandbox simulation game. From cells to civilizations, spread life throughout the whole planet. Or just enjoy watching your creation burn!
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From an uninhabited planet in space to an ecosystem full of life.
In Planetary Life you will be able to shape a planet in the purest Sandbox Simulation style, playing with its mountains, seas and even its climate, to create the perfect habitat to harbor life.
Control a planet with the multiple tools available. Let the tectonic plates shape the mountains and seas, modify the climate, the heat of the nucleus, the volcanic activity, the gases of the atmosphere, etc... until shaping the home of your creatures.
Add creatures and evolve them from simple organisms to intelligent beings. Design and expand them looking for the balance of a perfect ecosystem.
Help them or let them fight for survival on their own.
Create new life forms combining different types of cells. From single cells and multicellular life, to macroscopic creatures and plants.
Change core heat and volcanic activity to shape your planet terrain through volcanoes.
Manipulate rainfalls, cloud and surface albedo to change the climate.
Build ecosystems. Maintain the balance between fauna and flora. Do not let them break the harmony and avoid the extinction of species.
You can walk around and see from a first-person point of view your planet and your creations.
When your creatures reach sufficient intelligence they will organize themselves into tribes and later flourish into civilizations. Manage and help them in the battle for technology to conquer the planet.
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Languages: English, Spanish - Spain, French, Italian, German, Simplified Chinese, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Japanese
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 49 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
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In it's current state I have to say a no to the game. It's a bit too tedious and a little boring and I still have no clue what's going on..
Really fun game but it's in early access and needs some major changes and improvements. - Evolution is very interesting and entertaining but makes no sense, just randomly adds or removes body parts having more or less legs, extra fins, horns, etc does not affect survival / success rate at all so all your creatures end up evolving into the most random abominations imaginable. - Creature design is fun but extremely limited to mostly sliders and predefined positions. Making something like a cat, a dog, crocodile, etc or trying to re-create common animal species is basically impossible and they just don't look very appealing. - For whatever reason the evolution systems try their absolute best to completely change and get rid of any changes you made. If you tried to make an elephant, it will evolve into a crab or a lobster eventually, refer back to previous points. The evolution is just too random and doesn't seem to follow any rules and doesn't seem balanced. - Planets sometimes feel too small, it might be for performance reasons but I would REALLY love optional higher resolution / larger planets that could allow for more complex and resource-intense simulation because I have a powerful PC. - Terrain formation and planet terraforming is pretty basic currently and also seems a bit random? I would honestly love if things like rivers, lakes, mountains, etc could form in more natural and realistic ways than it currently does. I would also like if the world depth/height limit could be increased for more extreme terrain formations. - Most plants grow into saplings or basic trees, they usually all evolve the same way, they get branches, leaves and eventually fruits but there's not a lot of variety currently. I love this game but it's still in early access and it still feels really barebones and lackluster. But the whole concept and what we have so far does seem promising. I hope the developer sees this and takes the feedback into account.
I had to refund too.. it just didn't work out for me. The frequency of natural disasters was way to high and there frequently was a "ok, i... don't understand how i can further influence anything to progress"-feeling. (e.g. how do i get the moister level to high on non-water areas? I still haven't figured it out. Raining doesn't do anything and slowly.. very slowly.. building up a forest close to the water didn't do it either. Well, i think i check back once it has been out for a bit longer (maybe in a year). //EDIT so i didnt refund it because my girlfriend wanted to play it as well and its only 12€ so... thats fine. Her thoughts are fairly close to mine tho.. she added the there is barely any depth and that the game quickly ends in a boring repetition state.
bug q eu n consigo entrar recebi de presente
non c'è quasi niente oltre la demo...
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Very Fun Game But Crashed When Trying To Kill A Animal.
crash on startup as of jul 16th update, will change reveiw upon fix. Update - Dev responded, addressed issue. Fun game, reminds me of spore
I like it
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