StrategyIs Simultree worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Incremental game players who want a short simulation-focused experience
- Strategy players interested in spending earned points in a skill tree
- Players who enjoy monitoring simulated entities and experimenting with traits
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a long-form game, since the stated playtime is 3–4 hours
- Players wanting direct action rather than monitoring simulations and collecting points
- Players looking for a large-scale management simulation with broader organizational systems
Our take on Simultree
Its defining detail is the link between entity survival and progression: simulated creatures produce points by eating fruit, while the scientist must monitor them so hunger does not end the simulation.
What is Simultree?
This brief incremental game casts players as a scientist overseeing simulated creatures.
The creatures produce points by eating fruit, but they must be watched to prevent starvation. A magnifying glass collects their points for use in a skill tree offering new creatures, enhanced strength, an expanded glass, genetic traits, and automatic collection. Players can also draw and complete a report about the experiment. The game contains 10 genetic traits, over 50 upgradeable statistics, an Endless Mode, and a stated playtime of 3–4 hours.
How Simultree plays
- 01Life simulations
- Small entities produce points when they eat fruit and must be monitored to prevent starvation.
- 02Skill tree
- Points retrieved with the magnifying glass can be spent on options such as entities, traits, and collection tools.
- 03Genetic traits
- The game includes 10 genetic traits.
- 04Upgradeable statistics
- More than 50 statistics are available for upgrading.
- 05Endless Mode
- An Endless Mode is included in addition to the stated 3–4 hours of gameplay.
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Simultree: platforms & release
Is Simultree worth it?
It is worth it if: incremental game players who want a short simulation-focused experience. Skip it if: players seeking a long-form game, since the stated playtime is 3–4 hours.
Where can I download Simultree?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Simultree's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Simultree on?
Windows only.





