ExoFlora: First Seeds

The first colony on this planet went silent. Their greenhouse still has power, a few seeds in storage and a log that stops on day six. Solene, your contact at Anchor station, needs someone down there to bring the beds back to life, and to find out what the old colonists were really growing.

Plants that react to their neighbors

Every alien species gives something off: heat, frost, acid, spores, light. Plant the right neighbors side by side and they react. Phoenix Ash, Frostfire, Catalytic Chain and 31 other reactions pay out credits, change the soil and hit the pests. Find them all and keep their recipes in the Codex.

Breed species nobody has seen

When conditions are right, neighboring plants cross-pollinate. Every hybrid is a brand-new species with its own needs and value, and you get to name it. Cross hybrids with hybrids to push a line further.

Bend the climate

Each species has its own comfort zone for temperature, pH and water. Turn the greenhouse into a furnace or an icebox, treat the soil and watch the forecast: rain, frost, fog, heatwaves and spore seasons change what grows and what reacts.

Explore and restore the valley

Send robot spheres across the map to bring home new seeds. Build outposts in the field, open new greenhouses and turn your credits into a valley that slowly grows green again.

Then the swarms arrive

Eight kinds of pests, from Rime Ticks to the Glass Leviathan, come for your beds in bigger waves every chapter. Fight back with plant defenses, reactions, extreme heat and cold, and defense spheres that each fight their own way: acid darts, prism beams, hail strikes, chain lightning and bloom bursts.

Features

29 alien species, plus up to 30 hybrids that you create and name

34 reactions to discover, each with its own effect

12 story chapters with Solene and the mystery of the first colony

3 greenhouses, field outposts and a whole valley to restore

8 pest types and robot spheres that explore, clear snow and mud, and defend

Normal mode for the full challenge, or Relaxed mode, where plants never die