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Whomers Ate My Lawn!

Dive into a simple yet charming world where curious Whomers creatures dig, eat, and survive in a compact 64x64 grid. This minimalistic simulation offers a peaceful experience of watching and interacting with small digital beings as they go about their lives

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Dreaming Saints
Publisher
Dreaming Saints
Release
April 6, 2025
1 year and 118 days ago
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About the Game

A small window into a simple ecosystem. Watch as Whomers dig through layers of terrain, find food, and interact with their environment in this stripped-down simulation game.

FEATURES:

• Simple 2D Grid World - A compact 64x64 space with 64 layers of depth

• Basic Interactions - Click to dig, drag objects, and watch the simulation unfold

• Three Types of Whomers:

    - Purple ones that dig and explore

    - Red ones that hunt eggs

    - Green ones that help maintain lawn balance

GAMEPLAY:

• No complex mechanics - just simple, intuitive controls

• Left-click to dig and drag

• Right-click to restore terrain

• Watch how different objects interact:

    - Food grows into bushes

    - Whomers search for sustenance

    - Simple combinations create new results

Perfect for when you want to:

• Relax with a minimalistic simulation

• Experiment with basic ecosystem rules

• Enjoy a peaceful grid-based experience

• Take a break with something simple yet engaging

• Overfill the lawn with small creatures, or cleanse your grass from them

This is an intentionally simple game focused on the charm of watching small creatures go about their lives. No complicated systems, just pure sandbox enjoyment

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