Blobs Rising

Blobs Rising is a real-time ecosystem sim where tiny, squishy organisms do everything biology expects of them: eat grass, chase each other, panic at the sight of apex carnivores, lay eggs in highly questionable locations, and occasionally unite into a roaming ball of yellow anxiety.

They don’t have a plan.
They operate on pure instincts, and physics.
You just get to watch the consequences.

Nature, but gelatin

Herbivores travel in jittery blobs, hide in bushes the moment danger exists, and — if they survive the daily horror show — build nests and lay eggs that hatch into even smaller blobs with big dreams and no survival skills.

Carnivores coordinate hunts like wolfs, scream telepathic “HELP ME EAT THIS” to nearby allies, and when the food chain collapses, they eat plants to survive.

Above them is the Apex: a glowing purple force of ecosystem justice that hunts predators, protects innocent blobs, and makes everyone else reconsider their life choices.

Why it feels alive

Every decision — hunting, hiding, panicking, breeding, starving, collapsing in a bush — is driven by simulation.
No scripts. No pre-written events. Just silly little boi's pretending to be nature.

A blob’s mental state really is: “Am I hungry? Can I eat that? Is that purple thing coming over here?”

If a species thrives, it’s impressive.
If it goes extinct… well, that’s either natural selection or you spawning six apex carnivores... “for science.”