Circle of Life, Winner of the Mind Sports Olympiad's Game of the Year award, and winner of the Best Combinatorial Game Award, is a strategy game where players evolve species to eat each other in a growing ecosystem.
Despite 1-minute rules, the game recreates key aspects of real ecosystems:
It starts with simple species, which evolve to become more diverse and complex.
Species get more complex as you go up the food chain.
Simple species reproduce, die, and evolve at higher rates than more complex ones.
When a species' population is high, another species often evolves to eat it.
When a critter at the top of the food chain dies, it feeds back into the bottom, to complete the Circle of Life.
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Abstract Strategy, Print & Play · Area Majority / Influence, Hexagon Grid, Pattern Building
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