Atoms and Time

I bought this game after I saw Mr.Thimato's devblogs about the game. I am really interested in evolution games, and this little indie game didn't disappoint at all, and I actually found it more fun (maybe interesting is the better term) than Thrive, but probably because I'm really not interested in cellular processes. My experience at the start was a bit frustrating, but when I understood how the game worked I had a good run and I'll try to describe it to you readers. I started as a small herbivore insect of the steppe. It was a demanding environment with very few sources of food and with an high amount of competition even between the other members of my species (who were so starved that sometimes preferred to cannibalize me instead of mating with me). Luckily, a special event saved my species from certain extinction, taking them in a new, green, continent: a lush prairie full of tasty plants that managed to let my species thrive even with the new competition of the new species that were starting to appear. Cannibalism wasn't a risk anymore, but the new, specialized, predators were. Because of that, I decided to start developing a poisonus sting and other defensive measures to…

The game got boring quickly and it isn't updated alot

Very fun, but seems like the AI can get headshots 90% of the time if they aren't your species, don't know whats up about that...

Its like a dynamic evolution visual novel. Before it was on steam it wasn't as easy to play as this. But now with the addition of difficulty modes i can comfortably recommend it :D

I have been really enjoying this game, and I recommend it!

interesting game, but there should be an option to repeat some actions until done and also confirmation before going into an obvious combat encounter. if you run away successfully, the encounter ends instantly and then you can accidentally click back into the encounter and get instant killed. reducing mindless clicks or having confirmations can help reduce pain from dying like that. also i know its probably a bit common in real life, but most of my mates just eat me as if they want me to be exterminated from the gene pool.