Manage four unique creatures in an ecosystem!  Make sure none of them go extinct, and watch out for overpopulation!

Getting longer chains gets you more points!  Can you get a high score while keeping your ecosystem balanced?

Types of Creatures

Yug Yug - Cannibal cavemen!  They're the smartest, but they can't stop eating each other!

Wolvenhoof - The seemingly docile grass eater, they are known to also eat an unaware Yug Yug

Seasaur - Laying in wait in ponds, these slippery hunters prey on Wolvenhoofs

Pteroraptor - Lord of the skies, the Pteroraptor flies long distances to scoop up Seaosaurs


More information
Updated 1 day ago
StatusIn development
PlatformsWindows, Linux, HTML5
Rating
Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars
(4 total ratings)
AuthorAxelstems
GenrePuzzle, Simulation, Strategy
Made withGodot, Blender
TagsArcade, Cute, Godot, Mouse only, Retro, Singleplayer, Turn-based
Average sessionA few minutes
InputsMouse

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EyeBall Tank38 days ago(+1)

This is a very creative puzzle game.

I like the diversity of each character because it feels well thought out in both a mechanical way and a thematic one.

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Axelstems38 days ago

Thanks for playing and rating!  I'm so glad you enjoyed it!

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NRasko49 days ago(+1)

After yapping about playing this game, I decided to take a look and I am really digging this game. I encountered a few issues on the web version: sometimes, the critters' life counter would go into the negatives and on some occasions in which I want to rotate the critter it arbitrarily doesn't rotate them. Additionally, the score counter would not update as the game progressed and only shows the score once the game ends.

I like the aesthetic you have for the critters and I hope all of the placeholder 2D sprites get replaced with more of your weirdly charming models.

Overall, I like it. Keep at it, dude.

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Axelstems49 days ago(+1)

Thanks so much for playing!  I'm glad you enjoyed it! 

Apologies for the bugs, hopefully most will be fixed in the next update I push.  Same with the placeholder sprites, my next update will hopefully replace them.  I'm really glad to hear you like the art style, I'm very, very rusty with 3d modeling, but I'm enjoying the process of creating/animating new stuff very fun and cathartic.  I'm hoping to brighten the models a bit more, add a bit more detail, and of course add more animations.

Thanks again for playing!  I hope to see you around in the threads.

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kapstok58 days ago (2 edits) (+1)

The game seems promising, but I would really have something like a tutorial added that shows how each mechanic works. I sometimes have the idea that the game does something random, even though it probably doesn’t. This would especially be nice for some specific cases/exceptions.

+1 for having made a Linux build

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Axelstems58 days ago(+1)

Thanks for trying my game!  I agree, a better tutorial is needed, my one page of text isn’t very useful.  It’s also possible there are bugs making shapes do weird things.

But yes, tutorial and better graphics are my two main goals now.


I really appreciate the feedback and time you took to playtest!

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Teiman61 days ago(+1)

Nice ideas. humm.... 

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Axelstems61 days ago

Thanks for trying it! I have a few more features to add, then I'll just need some really cool graphics.

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