Polyzonia is an ecosystem sim about breathing life into the Amazon rainforest until it can look after itself
How about we get in our digital grass touching for the day? Well, I suppose we can't just yet, as Polyzonia, an ecosystem sim set in the Amazon rainforest, isn't out just yet, but it has caught my eye at the very least. Read more
Polyzonia is an upcoming ecosystem simulation game that aims to breathe life into the Amazon rainforest until it can sustain itself. The game shares a Spore-like quality, where players start with nothing and gradually introduce plant life, animals, and other elements through clicks. As the ecosystem develops, players can focus on the micro-level by clicking on individual flowers to help them pollinate or prompt frog spawn to turn into frogs.
The developers seem mindful of the flora and fauna, ensuring the game's inhabitants interact with the world around them and that players can influence them. Polyzonia does not yet have a release date, but players can wishlist it on Steam.
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