Artificial Life

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About this app

This app lets you play with simple simulated creatures and their evolution. It features a few genetic representations ("languages"), where each symbol in a genotype defines some characteristic of a creature (a "phenotype"). Each genetic representation has its own methods of mutation (modifying small parts of a genotype) and crossover (exchanging genes of two parents to produce an offspring).

The performance of each creature is evaluated in terms of speed on land, speed in water, and height of its center of mass. These criteria can be set as fitness. Since you have mutation and crossover available to change genotypes randomly, you can run an evolutionary process and see how fitness in the population increases.

You can also guide evolution according to your preferences by making creatures you like reproduce and generate their random variations.

If you understand a genetic language, you can even edit genes manually by deleting and adding genetic symbols, and this way build a creature you want or improve an existing one.

The app features some quests to help you familiarize with genetic languages and the properties of evolution such as convergence, diversity, selection pressure, the influence of mutation rate, or the population size. Advanced users can even try their own formulas for fitness, for example to maximize both height and speed simultaneously, or to add even more criteria.

Some demonstrations are included as well that show the concepts of directed (external fitness) and undirected (internal fitness) evolution, mutation, swarming, and communication.

This app is based on the Framsticks simulator. You can learn more at https://www.framsticks.com/
Artificial life simulator: evolution of creatures controlled by neural networks!
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Jun 20, 2026

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Ratings and reviews

53 reviews
Ryan Bissonnette
January 3, 2022
Developer responded to my review bit I didnt leave one yet? I uninstalled to organize if that matters, but it's a cool little program. You can start evolving critters in their own save files and feed them and scoot them around the lightly customizable playground with water and slopes etc. They grow some arms and you can edit the actual genetic code which is awesome. I didnt go long enough to see any advanced movement or anything, but the potential is impressive. Runs well too.
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Mooncoder
January 3, 2022
Indeed! Fortunately, there are desktop versions of this app available for those who wish to engage more seriously in experiments. Re: my response, I responded to your published review which said: "tons of potential. takes time to grow something meaningful."
Czyne Jasper Butel
July 16, 2026
Hey ive got an idea , what if you added weapons for defense or attacks for eating other creatures like some jaws , teeth and claws or venom parts , when a carnivorous creature eats another creature its energy gets refreshed similar to when they eat an apple , can you also make a herbivorous animal with a herbivorous type of teeth and jaw parts so they can eat plant-based organisms in this game? Thank you if you may have spotted this one.
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Mooncoder
July 23, 2026
Surprisingly, your ideas were actually in Framsticks v1 (up until year 2002). Creatures had stamina and ingestion trade-offs, and could break into pieces when hit by stronger opponents. We removed this later as it wasn't useful for evolutionary experiments. You can still see old videos of this in action on the official Framsticks website! Thanks!
Malashi Tekashi
December 18, 2021
If I could I would put 100 stars best game ever all you need is bone and skeleton and skin your set to go bro Im in love with this game please make updates best Game EVER. O yeah and there is a glitch where my character goes through the places when I pick it up he flops around please fix.
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What’s new

• Fixed collision physics with tall walls in the "Blocks" world
• Improved the UI
• Updated compatibility for the latest Android versions
• Optimized FPS control based on the device's display and system preferences
• Reduced battery consumption
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About the developer
Maciej Komosiński
support@mooncoder.com
Orzechowa 15/10 61-447 Poznań Poland

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