They're alive.

Kindlewild is an evolution simulation where digital life keeps evolving, whether you're looking or not.

All life begins as random genetic combinations. Organisms with shared traits form species that drift and divide as mutations take hold, generation after generation.

There are no predefined animals, plants, or events. Nothing is scripted. Each animal reacts to the surroundings based on its own unique genetics and experiences. The world is shaped entirely by chance, and by actions of its inhabitants.

Every animal and plant is an individual with its own needs. Animals have a sense of belonging, and of fear. They stay with their species for safety and reproduction. They explore alone to find food, then return to share discoveries and lead others back to their findings.

Animals also learn from experience and observation, and share that knowledge with others. Knowledge learned can span generations, even long after the one who discovered it is gone.

Plants spread their seeds with the wind, growing where they land, if the conditions are right. Some plants grow in clusters, while others prefer to spread out.

Life in the simulation is constantly evolving. Come back another day and the world will have changed. New species may have appeared, while others may have gone extinct. The animal you followed yesterday might now have children of its own. A forest that was spreading wide might have withered away. Nothing is permanent. Everything changes.

And it's happening right now, while you are reading this.