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Gridworld

Gridworld is an artificial life / evolution simulator in which abstract virtual creatures compete for food and struggle for survival. Conditions in this two-dimensional ecosystem are right for evolution to occur through natural selection.

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Steam User 3525STEAMRecommended

É tipo um World Box de baixa renda. Você não tem muita interação com o jogo, ele praticamente faz tudo sozinho, você assiste o desenvolvimento do "planeta" e das espécies (todas de forma pixelada). Você pode alimentar, mover ou matar alguma espécie/unidade em prol de algum tipo de experimento. Existem alguns estágios do mundo que em você pode escolher ou pular para acelerar o processo de desenvolvimento. O jogo em si não há muito o que fazer, apenas assistir as coisas se desenvolvendo por horas. Eu diria que é relaxante, mas nada de extraordinário.

Feb 6, 2026·7h·Verified

Steam User 3863STEAMRecommended

Best evolution simulator on steam, nothing else comes close. It is not really a game per say, but it is a ton of fun watching your little creatures become better adapted to their biomes. They start off as creatures that can do nothing but move in a straight line to creatures that spot and seek out food while avoiding dangers.

The ui interface lets you do so much, but as a consequence it is also a bit of a slog to learn. Worth the slog though

Jan 23, 2026·484h·Verified

Steam User 1057STEAMRecommended

One of THE evolutional simulators! This simulation consists of cell sized creatures in a gird, so it is focused on behavioral and "stat" evolution throu a system of neurons (ie. eating neuron, moving neuron, neuron neuron [for more thinking]). Its a bit hard to understand what each neuron does, I personaly have not found documentation for this, but it is mostly intutitive.

You can get a lot of fun behaviours and you can really tweak the simulation to great detail. I find the gravity setting to be fun to turn on sometimes, to see all the carcases fall down :3.

I hope to see a multicelular species evolve sometime, Hopefully I will be able to see one this patch.

I recommend to anyone who likes evolution, ants and little creatures.
And unlike Bibites or some other sims this simulation can run more creatures at the same time, thanks to its more primitive physics system (or maybe there is some other reason) so even a potato can probably get some fun creatures out of this.

Recommend with a full hearth! [>]w[<]