soul Interface

Incredible experimental A-Life simulation with MASSIVE potential and atmosphere to boot, the game's really complex to understand but is absolutely wroth giving a try if you're into this kind of thing. Will update with a better review soon

i have no clue what im doing or how anything works. 10/10. made a squid, let it train for 20 hours. smashed itself between the food ball and the breed ball. then it died.

8 minutes 2 Crashes. Meehhh

Thought I'd play this since i have no soul. 10/10

Very unique game for a very unique audience. There are some bugs, but once those are ironed out and multiplayer is implemented, this game will be great. EDIT: * Changed from recommended to not recommended. With the latest major update, I restarted from the beginning to test out the new features. Here is my opinion. While there is a noticeable improvement to the tutorial, it is still not up to par and needs a lot of work to keep new players. The tutorial alone will be the single reason new players get frustrated and leave. I myself, got frustrated before I even reached the end of the tutorial and closed the game. I didn't even get to test out the newly implemented multiplayer. I will say that, there have been some other good improvements/changes to the game, which are nice. There have also been various bug fixes, which most of the bugs I encountered the first time I attempted this game, I did not enounter this time. But, unfortunately, there have been new bugs and instability issues introduced. For example, I crashed twice when attempting to train my newly created molecule during the tutorial, both times getting reverted back to the start of the molecule creation and I just could not be bothered to create it again. That being said, I think this game has potential and is promising, but I cannot really recommend it right now, especially to players that don't have a lot of patience with tedious things. I will check back every few months for updates and see what progress has been made.