Vilmonic UPDATE: Version 0.30.00 Includes a ton of in-game MUSIC and new TASKS and ACHIEVEMENTS! On SALE now 20% OFF on Steam https://t.co/wFewFQlLlW … and Itch https://t.co/Fwfp96G22A Grab it! #gamedev #videogames #artificiallife @itchio pic.twitter.com/zhvKWKc2ia — Mark "Play Vilmonic, My Weird Game" (@Bludgeonsoft) July 3, 2018 https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js

Herbivores, for example, are those anims with mostly negative (i.e. repulsion) relationships for motion, and positive (attraction) relationships for scent. All anims will eat any food source they walk over, although they will not necessarily seek it out. #simulation #videogames pic.twitter.com/7bja9M0MjB — Mark "Play Vilmonic, My Weird Game" (@Bludgeonsoft) June 28, 2018 https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js

Anims have external sensors(motion/scent/water) and internal sensors (hunger/stress/thirst). Anims' brains have attraction/repulsion relationships between these sensors. It is these relationships that determine each anim's behavior. #alife #artificiallife #simulation pic.twitter.com/vafcEyGbhv — Mark "Play Vilmonic, My Weird Game" (@Bludgeonsoft) June 28, 2018 https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js

The terms "herbivore/omnivore/carnivore" are somewhat loose in Vilmonic. The behaviors of anims are determined by a very simple set of rules defined in their brains. You can see these rules in the Analyzer (use the binoculars on an animatroid). #alife #artificiallife #simulation pic.twitter.com/q3dBW0yXpD — Mark "Play Vilmonic, My Weird Game" (@Bludgeonsoft) June 28, 2018 https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js

Apparently Vilmonic has been released on DVD!? pic.twitter.com/pOTrSCZemc — Mark "Play Vilmonic, My Weird Game" (@Bludgeonsoft) June 23, 2018 https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js