j_bertolotti on Nostr: There is no shortage of automation games nowadays (from Factorio onward) and I think ...
There is no shortage of automation games nowadays (from Factorio onward) and I think there are a couple of good SimCity-like games out there?
But has anyone dared to make something like Sim-Life, but with the power of modern computers to simulate planet-scale ecologies?
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