Simultree is an incremental game about monitoring mini-ecosystems. You don't directly control the creatures, but rather monitor their behavior and carefully intervene to prevent the system from collapsing. These little creatures live their own lives, searching for food and earning points, but they can easily perish if left unattended. Control through observation All activity takes place within the simulation: creatures move, interact with the environment, and depend on available resources. Your task is to maintain balance, preventing them from going extinct, while simultaneously collecting points by interacting with the world. It's not about constantly clicking, but rather about understanding when to intervene and when it's best to let the system run its course. Over time, new parameters and possibilities open up. Additional traits appear, creature behavior changes, and the ways to interact with the simulation expand. Everything begins to run faster, more complex, and less predictably, forcing you to rethink your approach and adapt to the new conditions to maintain control. Features of the game Observing a live simulation. Balance between automation and intervention. Development through improvements and parameters. Gradual complication of the behavior of creatures.