A new quest is available to play!  Go to the quest page and look for "Yesterday was a long day in the lab, and now you're catching up on your beauty sleep..." for the next installment of our story!

We are excited to announce the addition of Inutsume to the staff team.  Inu will be helping the coding team to continue the progress of the infamous recode as well as continue to advocate for additional capsule slot capacity.  Great to have you on the team, Inu!

We are pleased to introduce a new staff member to the community!

Lasercat
Lasercat will be joining the team as a writing assistant, someone who will help out behind the scenes to ease our writing team's workload and help streamline the process of preparing quests for release. This will be a huge help for me and the other writers, and we're so excited to start working with her!

Thank you so much to our new team member and please join me in welcoming her to the team! :)

The second part of the summer event quest is live!  You can now find it on the quest page entitled "After yet another day of plugging away at the simulator...".   If you have not yet played the first summer event quest you will need to complete that one first (although it no longer unlocks the mini-game).  Both quests will be up for two more weeks.

Enjoy!

We hope that as it's so hot out you are all managing to stay cool!  Unless you are in the southern hemisphere then please stay warm!

We want to celebrate all things summer with an event!   Start by heading over to the quests page and play "The time has finally arrived for your next excursion...".  You can play this regardless if you have played previous quests or not, but be aware that the story might not make sense.  Completing this quest will unlock a mini-game that gives a badge and daily gold.  Be sure to play and try not to get addicted like we are.  The quest and mini-game will be available for two weeks.

We also have two new creatures for you to enjoy.  These are permanent additions to the cupboard and the flood will last for 48 hours.

A new quest is available on the quest page!  Make sure to play it to catch up on the unfolding story.

Hello everyone!

As I was curious (as always) and as I didn't saw a thread on the subject, I wanted to ask you about your lab organization!

I think I'm a bit too much in terms of dividing into tabs, setting goals, naming creatures, but it's actually my favorite part of these kind of games. ^-^

So, I will begin!

Tabs: I have one tab for growing capsules, one tab for each species and one tab for the market.
Names: It's my favorite part! My names have a structure like "ID_CODE GENERATION NAME". I did a spreadsheet that converts genes into a code. For example, when a gene has a AABBCC format, I code each possibility with a letter, and when a gene has a AABB or AA format, it's with a number. It's a bit different for each species. For example, I want my Cielarkas to be listed by the order of the wing gene, so the code will start with the letter of the wing gene. Then, I put the generation (G1, G2...). And finally, there is a name, in the form of a french word (my native language). As french words are gendered, I choose words for males and females depending of the gender of the word.
Goals: When it's possible, I want to collect every appearances of a species. I did it for the Glacia Alsaltos, because every combination of genes gives 3*3*3=27 different appearances. When it's not really possible, like the Monta Selos with 9*9*9=729 combinations, my goal is to have at least one copy of every gene. That's why I put some care into naming the creatures!

Well, that's it for now! I would love to know how you do it, what kind of fun do you have with organizing, or even if you don't like it at all!

OUTPOST #1 - BULLETIN #139
PRIORITY: URGENT
PURPOSE: ANNOUNCEMENT
SUBJECT: NEW SPECIES DISCOVERED

Attention all scientists!