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About This Game Species: Artificial Life Real Evolution is an evolution simulator that allows you to create, destroy, observe and tinker with life on it's never ending, harsh march of refinement! Simulated from the very first principles of evolutionary science:Variation Every creature is uniquely defined by its genes.Mutation Child creatures are slightly randomly modified versions of their parent(s).Natural Selection The environment affects every creature in their struggle to survive.Observe or GuideWhether you just want to observe, watch and study as the tree of life constructs itself from a single species, or you want to be an active influence on the development of the species in the game, the choice is up to you! Take a hands-on approach by using the nursery, an isolated area where you can tinker with the gene pool to your heart’s content. Use rovers to decide which creatures get to eat today and which ones starve! Create global catastrophes like an ice-age or a world-spanning flood to weed out the most vulnerable species. Or simply sit back and watch the life-and-death saga unfold!Tell Your StoryHowever you treat your evolutionary sandbox, we give you the tools to tell it’s story! 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I called him Gustavio.10/10 for realism. This is how evolution works in real life. This is a wonderful and very creative program. It is the best version of evolution that I have seen so far with the exception of the mechanics being complicated to operate. (see below).I really see that this could become a masterpiece of educational software.The possibilities that this holds is something special and it is well worth your time to get to know it.I do sincerely hope that the developer continues to run with this project as I think it has so many more possibilities yet to come.I have had no problems with FPS and the software runs well. The occasional bits of music are really nice and enhances the experience. The graphics are excellent and the development of the creatures is good also.I would love to be able to add my own mp3 music to the mix and be able to listen to that while I am playing.In terms of instructions, the game has some built in directives, (mostly difficult for me to read due to the size of the text). I would dearly like to have a more formal set of instructions in the manner of a manual that can direct my ability to participate in the development of the species. In particular I am in need of instruction of how I can control the evolution of the species. There is nothing that describes how to manipulate the genetics in detail.I recommend this software to anyone who is interested in this subject matter. It is interesting, relaxing and something that I do think could become an outstanding and profound device with a huge following if the developer would simplify the controls and make it easier to understand how to alter the genetics and actually make use of the process. It is currently TOO COMPLICATED to operate easily the genetic directives at this time.. This game needs a lot of work, but it's the most fun I've had in a game in a long time. Even with all the bugs and crashes it's still worth picking up.. This "game" really scratched an itch for me. It's basically watching creatures evolve in a controllable environment (lots of variables). It's crashes a lot though... crash city . played 16 games all have crashed. SO far i have enjoyed the game but my only real suggestion is to add something along the lines of disasters such as an option to spawn a meteor or a fire. 0.12.0 Suggestion Box: I've made a suggestion thread over on the phpBB forums to gauge community opinion about what direction the game should head in with the next update. If you've got any strong opinions on the subject, this is probably the best place to put them.http://www.speciesgame.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=2518I'm not done with 0.11.0 yet: there will almost certainly be a number of additional balance, polish and optimization hotfixes before I move on to working on the next update. Cheers,Qu. 0.12.0.3 Experimental: Changelog:* Adjusted grazing to be more random and less biased towards travelling in a specific direction.* Fixed a bug preventing fins and flippers from increasing swim speed unless they touched the ground* Fixed a crash when exporting an engineered genome.* Fixed a crash when starting a game with a small world size* Fixed a crash that happened randomly in longer running games.. 0.11.2.5: * Fixed bug causing uncontrollable population explosions when Automatic Population Control was set to "Niches"* Fixed crash when setting Time Acceleration to 0 while the "Energy" information panel was open* Fixed crash caused by new migration routine* Allowed "Energy" information panel to continue to display change information when paused* Adjusted "H&C" Automatic Population Control to keep the maximum population a bit further away from the creature cap. 0.11.0.11: More fixes: * Added Yes/No option to profile to turn Mouse Edge Scrolling on and off* Fixed a bug where the UI could appear scaled at the wrong resolution the very first time you started the game.* Fixed a bug where creatures in the Nursery were not being properly reset when you exited to menu and re-entered the game.* Disabled any rover that jumps into the Nursery to prevent it's attempts at path-finding from crashing the game* Fixed bug with sat map highlighting creatures outside the current species when you hovered over one* Fixed a bug where the Mass Extinction dialog would occasionally be prevented from appearing.* Fixed a bug which replaced the Pause menu with a Mass Extinction dialog after a mass extinction. 0.11.0.8: Stability Hotfix: We'll probably need a few more of these before I can in good conscience call the game "stable", but this is a good start.* Fixed most commonly reported crash, which occurred when any creature reached a perfect -1 digestive system. (vegans broke the universe)* Fixed crash when entering the Nursery* Removed malfunctioning LOD sprites (the epic laser battles you'd occasionally see on the edges of the screen)* Fixed crash when too many Ground Circles (shadows, selection circles, etc) were on screen* Fixed crash when playing a loaded world that was originally saved with a higher creature cap* Set Primum speciums litter size back to 1 (was set to 5 by accident)http://www.speciesdevblog.wordpress.com/Cheers!Qu. Unofficial Font Size Mods: Some people have reported that the UI can be quite hard to read on particularly large screens, something we missed in testing by virtue of not having megagodscreens ourselves. It will take a fair bit of testing to make the UI work for everyone, but in the meantime... unofficial font size mods!The default font size is 9p, so these fonts are 11% bigger, 33% bigger and 55% bigger respectively:http://www.speciesgame.com/Downloads/FontOverride10p.ziphttp://www.speciesgame.com/Downloads/FontOverride12p.ziphttp://www.speciesgame.com/Downloads/FontOverride14p.zipTo install one, simply copy your preferred font size into the mods folder (Steam\steamapps\common\Species ALRE\Mods). No need to extract it: the game will detect it and do that for you.Please note: even though these mods come from me, this is not an official feature of the game (yet). Some parts of the UI be distorted or unreadable as a result of using these files, particularly the larger ones.. 0.11.0.16: * Fixed a common crash when loading save games (some corrupted save files should now be viable as well, though the game may reset the clade diagram on them)* Fixed a rare crash on startup.* Prevented player from attempting to delete exported creatures/genomes when there are no creatures/genomes in the list* Fixed a separate crash that could happen when deleting exported creatures/genomes.* Increased the padding on Clade diagram fossils and species to make them easier to hover over* Removed depth-floor on how far rovers could sink.* Removed backwards compatibility with Shader Model 2.0 to prevent associated crash.Note to people still using Shader Model 2.0: sorry about this. Not many people are still using hardware that doesn't support Shader Model 3, it has no performance benefits, and it would take quite a bit of development time to refactor the fallback shaders to work with Monogame.. On Stability (and Multithreading): I've been paying attention to the Steam reviews and the exception reports flowing into my inbox, and have been compiling a list of crashes and related stability issues to address. I haven't been able to get to them yet because I'm a leettle bit desperate to get multithreading out of the way, but upon my oath: as soon as 0.12.0 is released, there will be a reckoning.Ever seen The Purge? I haven't, but it's like that, except with a lot more bugfixing and slightly less murder.Part of said reckoning will be a change to more robust coding practices. Currently, when the game encounters a bug it fails immediately. Great for me as a coder trying to identify problems: terrible for you as someone trying to play a game.Instead of doing that awful thing, I will adjust the code to absorb the error, log it to the bug report and kill off the creature responsible out of spite before attempting to continue. This will give us the best of both worlds, at the cost of creatures dying instead of losing their anchor to the third dimension and ascending into the space between worlds, or whatever actually happens to you when your position become NaN ("Not A Number"). Thinking about it now, killing them when that happens is probably a mercy.As far as Multithreading 0.12.0 goes...it's aliiiive! (by specific definitions of the word "alive") The Species development build now has a "Multithreaded mode" and it doesn't crash when you switch to it! All my evil schemes are coming to fruition. Except the one with the dinosaur soldiers. I'm thinking it's probably best to cut my losses on that one at this point.Multithreaded mode currently utilizes quite a bit more of the CPU than before (up to ~40% from ~15% on my laptop, which has a quad core processor) and provides a very noticeable performance boost at high creature counts. There's still a combination of refactoring, optimizing and bugfixing to do (if I can get that percentage up to 80% or more I'll be very happy), and I've somehow managed to turn delicious meat into an inedible object (whoops), but we're definitely getting there.For science!Quasar. 0.11.2.0 - Mac Release! And Improvements: Species ALRE has migrated to another habitat: Mac OS X! This release also includes another metric bucketload of polish. For those who use the imperial system, that's 1.102 Fahrenheit and 3 inchfoots of polish.Special thanks to both Jared and Jay, who volunteered to help me test the game on Mac. Without them this would never have been possible.Enjoy!* Survivability curve has been broadened. This will particularly benefit creatures generated via the "Initialise Random" setting. (Have you tried "Initialise Random"? I highly recommend it! It's made from only the finest quality nightmares)* 'Niche' food efficiencies will now very slowly attempt to return to the setting specified in 'World Options'. (give it a whirl, see what you think!)* Carnivory and Herbivory further balanced against each other. Still a way to go, but carnivory isn't quite the knife edge it used to be.* Adjusted fatigue so that creatures sleep for longer and recharge more of their stamina before setting out again.* Tail stats will now affect the creatures correctly. (Hopefully they'll actually evolve tails now!)* Creatures are more competitive: a creature calling "dibs" on a food source no longer discourages others from going for it if they're closer.* Head Type "Eat Rate" will influence oxygen absorption, making the intermediate stage easier to survive for higher order organisms.* If no viable food source is available, hungry creatures will idle rather than targeting non-viable sources. (Was causing problems for carnivores affected by the hunting suppression system)* Nursery wall collision planes replaced with an impassible 'bubble', both for performance and to prevent critters from escaping.* Fixed the most common cause of crashes in hands-off simulations (the "IndexOutOfRange" exception coming from the clade diagram)* Fixed not being able to select items in multi-column dropdown boxes.* Fixed trees frequently not being selectable.* Fixed temperature simulation to utilize the same approach as the fertility simulation. (should clean up some lingering temperature issues)* Fixed bug causing Time Accelleration to influence grass growback rates.* Fixed being able to generate "underwater" biomes on dry maps by increasing the fertility.* Fixed a bug causing the map to freeze if you pick the 'height' variation method. (Fixing this meant inverting the height-temperature correlation. Set "Temperature Variation" to a negative value if you want cold-up/hot-down)* Added functionality for showing tooltips on gene spinners in genetic engineering.* Adjusted bubble particle sprite (Easily the most important fix in this list)* Adjusted large splash particles for performance* Minor tooltip adjustments across the board.* Downgraded the Unhandled Exception dialog into a basic text file for better cross-platform support.* Reduced fertility adjustment 'smoothness' to ensure grass always regrows on specific graphics hardware.* Added fallback climate shaders to provide support for older Macs.* Disabled restart when adjusting resolution, since the restart function wasn't compatible with the Mac build.