EvoLife

{{{few months down the line now, the developer has continued to disrespect people that have come from me having recommended the game before this drama, i've seen that he's now banned at least 4 people from his reddit as well as 2-3 more from the steam forums. This developer is rude and properly narcissistic. He has managed to ensure that I am unable to interact with his communities in any way whatsoever due to the issues provided below. To all the people seeing this and abstaining from the game, you're welcome to send me a friend request and I can provide the screenshots from the discussion as it happened and how disrespectful the developer was when speaking with myself and my boss. I will most likely continue to make noise in this community, on videos made about it, etc. I will have my voice brought back, I will not accept this disrespect and it will live rent free in my head till I am given the respect a paying customer that wanted genuinely nothing more than to help the developer of...

Really well done and very performant using the GPU for basically all calculations. Because of this it can run well over 100,000 objects on my 3060 laptop. Objects can be things like organisms, gas bubbles, dead cells, etc. The simulation is also quite complex. For example, their are about 21 different types of organelles that can be expressed. And even within a given type of organelle, it may have multiple possible functions. For example an organelle that produces biomass could create any of 25 different biomasses in the game. Cells can have different numbers of DNA instructions. They can have different sizes. The possible types of organisms is huge. Their are over 1200 different kinds of spike genes! They differ in terms of how much damage they do, how much energy is used, how much time it takes to develop the spikes, etc. With all these possible options and the settings that can be made, the software can be a bit overwhelming at first. Fortunately, there are some good videos on y...

what is happening? none of the creatures are moving on their own, and they just die after a minute or two, and they dont eat, what is hpapening???????? why do they just spawn and die??? ok i left the game on fast mode for a hour, now everything is in these clumps of things grabbing onto other things grabbing onto dead bodies and gas bubbles and cells, i still have no idea whats going on.

Possibly best life and evolution simulation. I can run it for hours and hours. More complex and interesting than Bibites, much more performant, on the level of the alien project. Just with full AMD GPU support. It seems like it works on everything, even my Linux PC and AMD GPU. No need to tinker.

I haven't played it for that long, but I can definitely say it's a remarkable game. The developers has put a lot of effort in. It's fascinating watching hundreds of different cellular species compete for food in a game of natural selection, and if it's this good in early access I wonder how amazing it'll be when it's fully released. I would definitely recommend this if you like this type of genre. 10/10 would definitely recommend!

Fun Little game

I love evolution sims, and EvoLife is one of the best I've ever seen. The dev has really put thought into this, to make a sim with lots of possibilities for interesting behavior and situations. Some aspects of it are stunningly advanced, to the point that it can be tricky to wrap your head around, even as a veteran of evolution sims. One of the first things you notice about EvoLife is that it's an excellent fluid simulator, and also that it can handle huge worlds with thousands of objects; way more than you're used to seeing in an evolution sim. Tens of thousands. Probably hundreds of thousands, but it gets hard to say, because there's nowhere I can find to see the total population of my worlds. And that's my niggle with EvoLife, that it's not always very user friendly. Some things which seem basic to an evolution sim are harder than they should be, in my opinion. What's the total population? What generation is this cell? Even just telling the species apart can be very difficult, mov...