aeon garden
A free artificial life demo — play it in your browser, no install. A cozy meadow where rabbits, foxes and bees live their own lives, season after season. Nobody tells them what to do.
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A cozy cooking game in a painted meadow.
You'll gather what the meadow gives, build up a kitchen from a campfire, and cook. The cooking isn't built yet: for now there's the meadow, and a little hooded forager to walk about it.
The meadow lives on its own. Rabbits graze and dig their burrows, foxes hunt them, otters fish the river, crows peck about and bury acorns, frogs spawn in the flood pools, and bees fill their hives with honey while the flowers are out. Apples fall in autumn, the water rises in spring and freezes in winter.
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