A space sim where your galaxy grows out of stardust, and since late October you can breed civilisations of your own inside it.
You play a demiurge who gathers stardust, lights up stars and builds a galaxy. In April 2026 a New Big Bang wiped the old universe: galaxies became NFTs on TON and progress moved over to the new one. Making a new galaxy costs Stars: 500, then 100, and nothing once you reach the third level of the Ascetic achievement. Those levels come after 20, 30 and 40 days without creating galaxies or linking NFTs to your profile.
Since September the heart of progress has been the Cradle, which levels up through special Impulse tasks. Around it sit the Source for mining and collecting dust, the Storage for reserves and new kinds of matter, and the Atlas, which scans space near your galaxies for anomalies.
The 27 October update put the remains of extinct creatures into anomalies. Studying them in the Cradle yields DNA fragments, technology and resources. In the Incubator those fragments become civilisations, each with its own genome and stats. Mutations change the genome of an existing civilisation, and one you no longer need can be taken apart to get some fragments back.
A button in the app lets you share your galaxy, and a TON wallet connects for the NFT side. The bot's own description is English-only, while the app lets you pick a language in settings.
Tap a star — you can change your vote later.