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Intelligent Design: An Evolutionary SandboxEventsCommunity Screenshots - July 2019
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Community Screenshots - July 2019

Intelligent Design: An Evolutionary Sandbox · published 31 Jul 2019, 14:34 UTC

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For a while Dave and I have been trying to figure out what we could do community wise with Intelligent Design. With our other game Cycle 28 we always try to post the monthly leader boards to encourage some friendly competition. That kind of thing doesn't fit with Intelligent Design since it's meant to be a relaxed experience.

Something I often do is look through the community screenshots of ID on steam. I know some people disagree but I genuinely love the look of this game, and clearly people have put the effort into taking great shots of their evolving worlds.

...so I thought I would try to set aside some time each month to pick out a couple of shots I really like and share them with you. I probably won't write too much, but just share these shots. Feel free to discuss them in the comments!

The first shot is by ablunk. This one caught my eye simply because of all the plants! Over 8000! ... and not a single carnivore - clearly a vegan world.

The next image by iocaio is just nice to look at. The green glow from the buildings, eggs and creatures on the floor, seeds flying in the background.

Finally for this week an image by The Ghost in the Trenches showing the results of some genetic modifications I think. Seeds so big and with so much drag they never fall to the ground... Is it a bug or a feature? I'll let you decide!

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