Gaia Maker lets you terraform barren planets into thriving ecosystems by adjusting temperature, atmosphere, and other planetary systems based on real physics. You can guide simple life forms through evolution, nurture civilizations to space-faring status, or orchestrate conflicts between species. The core loop of environmental manipulation and watching life adapt appeals to fans of old-school simulation games, though some find the late-game progression feels overly automatic once conditions stabilize.
About this game
Gaia Maker is a planet-wide simulation game of terraforming, based on real physics and geology. As the planet's overseer, wield advanced technologies to reshape barren planets into life-filled worlds. Foster animal life, cultivate civilizations, or destroy them. Their fate is in your hands.
What players are saying
▲ Recommended2 hrs
i spent an hour carefully making a snowball into a garden and another hour watching elephants learn to space. it feels a little too balanced (i did not have to touch any sliders once i was ready for civilization) and by the time my elephants achieved self-sufficiency my 13.5c world only got a degree hotter. i still like the terraforming loop
Fun little remake of Planet sim from the 90s. The multi-species war mechanics are cool! I hope the developer will expand this game as it has a real solid base!
Gaia Maker has been released with the following features added since the demo version:Integration with the Steam's achievement systemNew achievements addedAdditional planet typesAdded terrain modification methods like volcanoes and lasersThis title was developed by adopting a planet-wide simulation as the core gameplay itself. It draws inspiration from the 30-year-old masterpiece, "SimEarth." We are releasing this game for free on Steam, hoping that many people will enjoy it and that it will pave the way for a new wave of "SimEarth-like" titles.
Demo version 0.3.0 is released. This includes following features:Random animal mutationRandom animal civilizationExodus eventAquatic civilizationNew animals
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