Ecosystem takes you to the underwater world with all its known inhabitants. Here the gamer is engaged in the development and change of the aquatic ecosystem, controlling all stages. The God Simulator also offers to explore the world ocean, observing the diversity of living creatures recreated from real species of fish, animals and other inhabitants of the seas and oceans. The user creates life forms that develop themselves, and the process begins with sowing plants.Evolutionary processes:
- Mutation - each subsequent offspring differs from its parents.
- Natural selection - species that can quickly find food, avoid predators, and reproduce prevail here, while those unable to cope with the basics of survival gradually disappear.
- Migration - fish quickly move between populations, reproducing, thereby spreading their genes.
- Genetic drift - if the population size is small, then random reproduction has a significant impact, which affects natural selection.
After planting vegetation that should be suitable for a certain type of fish, the player begins to launch the inhabitants. The user either creates them himself, or selects random ones. The simulation completely conveys the behavior of creatures, their bodies, and even thoughts. The creatures further develop themselves, trying to adapt to the world created by the player, which comes from synthetic DNA encoding all the information of the individual, including the skeletal structure, skin, joints and even mental processes. Such genetic code can be changed by the user himself, and also combines with other varieties. The nervous system develops, like the body, and the brain is also encoded in DNA and evolves. In the God simulator, all underwater inhabitants move according to realistic physics, which fully corresponds to their size and available body parts. Soon, the water spaces are populated by various populations that live in the same environment, where they move, eat, hunt, have offspring. Strong creatures pass on genes to their descendants, which leads to the emergence of unique and even bizarre species.