Panthera Tigris
Play as either a Mountain Lion or a Black-Tailed Deer, each offering a distinct perspective of survival, territory, and instinct. The world of Redwood Trails is small in scale but dense in life, where your behavior directly affects the balance between predator and prey.
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About the Game
Redwood Trails
Step into the heart of California’s ancient redwoods and experience nature’s raw balance in Redwood Trails — a wildlife simulation where every action shapes the ecosystem around you.
Play as either a Mountain Lion or a Black-Tailed Deer, each offering a distinct perspective of survival, territory, and instinct. The world of Redwood Trails is small in scale but dense in life, where your behavior directly affects the balance between predator and prey.
Key Features:
🦁 Play as Predator or Prey – Become a stealthy Mountain Lion tracking your next meal or a vigilant Black-Tailed Deer defending your herd.
🌿 Dynamic Ecosystem – Reproduction, predation, and survival all feed into a living world that changes based on your actions.
🌦️ Weather-Driven Resources – Rain replenishes ponds and vegetation, while heat waves deplete water and force migration.
🐾 Behavioral Systems – Claim territory, form herds or packs, and witness realistic reactions like panic, retaliation, and protection of young.
🎮 Single Player (Early Development) – Redwood Trails begins as a solo experience to refine core systems before introducing multiplayer in later updates.
🌲 Immersive Redwood Setting – Explore a handcrafted forest ecosystem inspired by real-world redwood regions, full of life, danger, and beauty.
Every hunt, chase, and decision has consequences — not just for you, but for the entire ecosystem. Will you dominate the wild, or simply survive within it?
