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Simulate an ecosystem with this free game
Lost Lots is a free ecosystem simulation for Microsoft Windows. It joins the itch.io library alongside titles like Passing By and Anger Foot. To grow different plant species, you'll plant seeds in different biomes. You'll need to make sure they survive together and place them in the right climate.
The educational game is still in beta testing, but the owner has asked for developers to help with the project. You are welcome to share your ideas and support the project. However, you can expect some bugs during the initial phases. However, it will be a fun experience to learn about plants and how they thrive.
Your ecosystem should be developedLost Lots will teach you how to create your own ecosystem, regardless of whether you are familiar with fauna. There are many tools that you can use, but the most important function is to learn which seeds to plant. As they mature, you'll see them become vibrant new lives.
Find the right matchesAlthough you can plant as many seeds as you like, it is better to plant them according to how other fauna will benefit. You might consider planting shade trees such as palm trees overhanging to provide shade for mushrooms and fungi. You'll also want trees near rivers and streams.
Stunning visualsEvery item, plant, rock, tree and item has a unique design that accurately reflects the object in real life. Although there are more pastel colours than other itch.io games, it still looks stunning. You can bring new life to your Android phone by creating a beautiful combination of flowers.
Community developmentLost Lots' owner has stated that developers are welcome to join the project. As long as the development continues, you'll see more content over the next few decades. It allows gamers to submit suggestions and get involved.
A whole new worldLost Lots is a fun nature game where you can spend your time creating an ecosystem out in the wild. It is especially useful for introverted players who don't want to go on walks but still want to grow plants to see how it affects the world.