The Bibites: Digital Life

The Bibites: Digital Life

Omnia Studios · March 4, 2025 · Simulation, Sandbox, Artificial Intelligence, Education, Science

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The Bibites: Digital Life price by region

The Bibites: Digital Life costs $7.85 in Georgia (USD), £8.60 in the United Kingdom, $9.99 in the United States, €10.00 in Europe (EUR), CA$12.85 in Canada, A$14.95 in Australia, NZ$18.00 in New Zealand, R$39.70 in Brazil and zł42.73 in Poland right now.

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RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
Georgia (USD) $7.85 $7.85 — 1
United Kingdom £8.60 £8.60 — 1
United Statesyour region $9.99 $9.99 — 1
Europe (EUR) €10.00 €10.00 — 1
Canada CA$12.85 CA$12.85 — 1
Australia A$14.95 A$14.95 — 1
New Zealand NZ$18.00 NZ$18.00 — 1
Brazil R$39.70 R$39.70 — 1
Poland zł42.73 zł42.73 — 1

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About The Bibites: Digital Life

✦ AI summary

The Bibites: Digital Life is an artificial life simulation where you create and evolve digital creatures with neural network brains across custom sandbox worlds, watching them develop complex behaviors like predation and communication through natural selection. Engineer your own bibites from scratch, analyze their genetic lineages, and compete them in challenge trials to prove your creations' superiority.

Welcome to the Incredible World of the Bibites!

The Bibites is an Artificial Life Simulation with the ambitious goal of proving that life does not have to be carbon based.
Join The Bibites community in using the power of evolution to create digital creatures of unlimited complexity. Each Bibite has a unique brain and genetic information that evolves over generations. What will your Bibites become?

Custom Sand Box Worlds

Create your own digital worlds using various physical and biological parameters then populate them with bibite save files or templates. Play a benevolent god by assisting your bibites in their struggle for survival, or challenge them with desert like conditions where only the best can survive. The choice is yours.

Evolution in Real time

Watch as your world explodes with diverse life! Through the pressures of natural selection, bibites evolve to fill various environmental roles including predation and parasitism. With their Neural Network brains and pheromone system they can even learn to communicate and work together.

Lifeform Engineering

If natural selection is too slow, you can now create your very own bibites with the in game editor tool.  Tinker with every aspect of their genetic information and brains to create the ultimate lifeform

Analyze

Unlock the secrets hidden within your worlds with various in-game tools. Follow your Bibite's ancestral journey with family trees and lineage views, or, analyze the population's stats and genetic information over time.

Compete!

Test your Bibite's strength by submitting them to Challenge Levels, where they compete in diverse trials or against bosses, unlocking new content, achievements, and a chance to dominate the community leaderboards. Will your bibite reign supreme?

The Bibites: Digital Life — game info

Platforms
Windows, macOS, Linux / SteamOS
Steam Deck
Playable
Player modes
Single-player
PC Game Pass
Not included
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What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

✦ AI summary

The Bibites: Digital Life is praised by players as a fascinating and relaxing life simulation where you can watch evolving creatures develop naturally over time, with many appreciating the passion of the developer and the engaging mechanics of natural selection and biodiversity. Players note it works well as a background experience and can be surprisingly addictive to check on periodically, with some reporting hundreds of hours of enjoyment.

Recommended Oct 19, 2026
I've never played a game driven by neural networks before, and when I saw this game, I was hesitant. The Bibites look and act alive, and kinda remind me of sea monkey's. If you've never tried a game like this, and hesitant because it looks weird, or sounds like your typical sandbox, then I honestly recommend you give it a try.
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Recommended Oct 22, 2026
good sim. i don't know how to build there brains i spent hours trying to wire my own creation to function and the best i got it to was the bibit moves when it sees food. it runs from food how do i fix this. fun sim absolute mind ♥♥♥♥ for me trying to create a new species
Not recommended Oct 21, 2026
TLDR: None of the things you see advertised on this page will happen in this game. I'm approximately over 100 generations in and over 200 hours of the simulation running on the default scenario provided. You can see from the page bibites have different bodies or "sprites" this doesn't happen in the game all bibites will be a flavourless little grey blob, you might sometimes get the eyes of a different colour but that is about it. The game also claim that every bibite is unique, while technically true, all bibites will act the same way, they will mindlessy chomp anything that is in their face, their parents, their babies doesn't matter they will eat it all and they will eventually all devolve to a point where they start swimming in circles on the spot until they eventually either randomly hit some food or they die of starvation (or eat the baby they just ♥♥♥♥ out). The game has pheromones however they serve no purpose whatsoever, you will never see anything that remote even come closely to social interactions between the bibites, that is because they reproduce by parthenogenis, there is no evolutionary incentive for bibites to be social. Predators are unviable at any stage of t…
Recommended Oct 20, 2026
This game is really good HOWEVER the only issue is you need to either wait a(which explains my 1k hours in this game) lot or have a computer you borrowed from NASA
Recommended Sep 21, 2026
pretty good ig
Recommended Sep 9, 2026
Insekt gøy gøy gøy insekt. Jeg lager dinosaur dinosaur dinosaur gøy!

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