Neuronal Energy is then used back at your clan’s nest (I’m going to call it), where you can either apply the energy to a skill tree-like Neuronal tree. This is earned from doing basically anything, from intimidating other animals to smelling things and even standing upright to see further. Learning and growth take time, and Panache Digital Games channels that mantra quite well.Īnother very important reward from learning comes in the form of Neuronal Energy. This side of the game feels more like a creative decision than an oversight. You do not necessarily achieve much (you know, outside of evolving an entire race, but no big deal) due to the amount of work you have to do in order to learn anything. However, if everyone in your clan dies, then the game ends and you have to start completely over.Īncestors demands so much of the player, but the true payoff is the act of learning. That way, you teach the survivors what not to do. When an ape dies, the next one you control can find the dead body and learn how it died. Creatively Slow Pacingĭying is the end for the ape that dies, but that is not the end of the game for you.
You take risks, and you learn from mistakes. As you expect, you can’t just eat whatever you want and be fine, but you also can’t play it safe the entire time. It’s also paramount for immediate survival. Obtaining knowledge is not only essential for future development.
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