The Fermi Paradox

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Is there a species you will always choose to spawn on a planet?

murmuring to myself "organic diva down," when yet another species falls to a machine takeover 🤖

"Once the seed of our hive hatched in the ash deserts; and now the desert will claim us back." - Hive Queen Werl - Artemi Emperor - Second Cycle - Wormwood System

After a civilization's extinction, you can click on the alien flare to increase the chance of another species spawning 👾

Do you think this is one possible future media could move towards? 🤔

How do people describe our game: - answering the ❓ of "what if you were in charge of the universe and how intelligent life developed" - "what if dinosaurs lived long enough to evolve into a technologically advanced species" - learning that managing species is like herding cats

galactic gardeners can determine the fate of alien species by choosing different types of flares 👽 choose carefully!

Feeling kind of like a proud parent when two species successfully make contact and coexist with each other 🥲

As galactic gardener, would you nudge the fate of your synthetic species closer towards biological lifeforms? 👀🤖

our dolphins species' vibes in four eras

the Wondorians have now encountered dolphin jazz 👀 how will you decide how they react?

"Where is everybody? Humans could theoretically colonize the galaxy in a million years or so, and if they could, astronauts from older civilizations could do the same. So why haven't they come to Earth?" - Enrico Fermi store.steampowered.com/app/1543150/Th…

Wow, 432 planets! It is continuously humbling to think how big space is and how tiny Earth is.

what's worse: dystopia in the form of dwindling resources or... corporate mergers?

The butterfly effect is true in a galactic scale too. A decision here can have unintended consequences in another civilization far away. Will you overcome The Fermi Paradox? Wishlist: store.steampowered.com/app/1543150/Th… #screenshotsaturday

alien civilizations can face the end of the road in different ways... do you have a favorite extinction event? 🤔

"We recognize pleasure as the first good innate in us, and from pleasure we begin every act of choice and avoidance, and to pleasure we return again, using the feeling as the standard by which we judge every good." - Epicurus

*spending all my synthesis to get the best result out of improving spaceship logistics because you know what, hell yeah*