$3.99BioSphere: Genesis
A science clicker inspired by real biochemistry. Grow a living planet from elementary particles: catch atoms, fuse them into molecules, synthesize amino acids, proteins and cells — turn raw matter into life through simple clicks. No prestige points, only natural units.
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Craft Life, Atom by Atom
From single atoms to the first sparks of life — and, one day, a whole biosphere.
An active science clicker inspired by real biochemistry. You'll be clicking briskly and catching on the fly, while a strategic idle layer bubbles away quietly in the background. You start with elementary particles and build ever more complex structures, unlocking new resources and reactions as you go. Minimalist vector visuals and an unfussy sci-fi soundscape.
Catch, Combine, Synthesize
Chemical and biological components of every kind drift across the field — your click catches them and knocks them into all manner of reactions and combinations. Synthesis climbs steadily: atoms, molecules, monomers, polymers. And onward — cells, organisms, biomes.
(Almost) Real Biochemistry
BioSphere traces the real road from chemistry to life, but allows itself a few friendly liberties along the way: for water, hydrogen and oxygen simply click together — no need to count out every atom. The science is here to inspire, not to set you poring over test tubes.
Grow a Living Planet
Every reaction feeds the reactors of the Genesis Chamber — a strategic meta-layer that banks everything you produce as you progress. Its balance of elements sets the proportions of a living world in the making. No prestige points, no artificial score — only real units of matter: particles, atoms, molecules, cells.
The game grows through Early Access — let's chart the path to a biosphere together, atom by atom.
