Biomisland is a relaxing minimalist nature builder game where your will restores nature using diverse plants at your disposal. You can play this game at your pace and unlock new biomes and plants to create the environment of your dream. The game has been solo-developed as a side project by an enthusiastic programmer during about 2 years. It doesn't have the intention of being an AAA game. It just wants you to relax and have a good time shaping beautiful islands. In Biomisland, your goal is to replenish the island nature by placing trees available in your inventory. Every time you place a new tree, you will receive points according to the numbers of blocks converted to the new biome. When placing trees next to each other, you can increase the land value of the terrain, the higher the value the more range your tree will have. Once you reach the current goal, you get to choose between two new biomes and you will receive new trees according to your choice. Use those new trees to get new points and continue your task. When most of the island is covered, you can access to the next island while keeping your current score and continue your adventure! The game feature fully seed-based randomly generated islands. The cube-shaped islands come into three sizes (small, medium and large), and layout can vary a lot depending on the seed offering infinite possibilities. Islands are always created empty and it's your task to fill it as you wish using your imagination. The game currently feature a total of 30 plants being part of 3 biomes: <ul class="bb_ul"><li> Forest biome </li><li> Desert biome </li><li> Tundra biome</li></ul> Regularly during the game, you will be given the choice between multiple biomes to pick from. Use this decision wisely to receive the plants you need to create beautiful islands. In this game there is no pressure, no time limits, no building restrictions so take your time to enjoy your creation as your building it.

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