Your lab

Gene album

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Field page

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First family

Six gene signatures

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They remember

Creature journal

Raise, explore, or restore

Creature roster

Your first creature will begin this field book.

Three bodies. One bloodline.

Choose your founder

This creature will live in the chamber, remember your visits, and anchor the family you build next.

One choice before this mix

Pick a serum

Pick one focus. Nothing is spent until you drop.

It is alive. Make it yours.

Name your first creature

This is its lab name. Keep it or type a new one.

Choose what changes

Raise this creature

Archive a body. Keep one gene.

Distill specimen

Your lab

Lab settings

Same DNA. Different hands.

Send a DNA challenge

Your friend shapes their own sibling from the same three serums. If they send the answer back, each of you can save a related sibling egg.

Three drops

How to play

Each meter has three gene marks. Drop one chooses tall, balanced, or wide. Drop two chooses velvet, satin, or glass. Drop three chooses which ear listens hardest. Hit the mark cleanly to keep the trait stable.

Name the first creature you make, then choose where it grows. Warm vents deepen frames, glass gardens cure coats, and echo shelves train listeners. A matching temperament makes that change stronger. Mastered, controlled, reactive, and unsteady describe how cleanly your three drops held.

The first-family album and weekly field page show what to chase next. Spare creatures can be distilled into reusable genes. A prepared serum spends one sample and one expedition find to steer a future drop.

Your founder anchors the bloodline and cannot be distilled. Your keeper is the creature currently sleeping in the chamber; you can change it, and it shapes overnight events.

Send DNA to a friend and they can shape a sibling from the same family. If they send the answer link back, each of you gets your own related sibling egg to raise differently.

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