A Living Micro-CivilizationSandbox
Observe, experiment, and watch a living world unfold as hundreds of autonomous agents interact through simple rules and long-term consequences.
Not just a game. A Digital Ecosystem.
LilCi is a real-time simulation of interacting agents governed by needs, traits, and survival rules. No scripts. No quests. Only systems colliding over time.
Observe
Watch families form, settlements rise, and societies collapse through emergent behavior.
Experiment
Influence the world with God-mode tools and observe how systems respond — not how agents obey.
Emerge
Unexpected outcomes appear naturally: migration waves, clan wars, belief patterns, and collapse.
Emergent Mechanics
Every system in LilCi is interconnected. Scarcity drives movement, movement creates borders, and borders spark conflict.
Civilization Growth
Agents create camps, migrate, and settle. Population pressure and scarcity determine whether villages thrive or fall.
Clans & Alliances
Social structures emerge from proximity, trust, and conflict. Clans defend territory, raid rivals, or fracture internally.
Survival Economics
Food availability drives movement, conflict, and death. Scarcity reshapes the entire world.
History & Chronicles
Major events are recorded over time: births, deaths, raids, collapses, and shifts of power.
Genetic Heritage
Behavioral traits are inherited with variation, shaping long-term family tendencies.
Symbolic Signals
Agents exchange short symbolic signals. Over time, repeated patterns form recognizable local expressions.
Traits that shape behavior
Each agent carries inherited traits that bias decisions. The world evolves as these traits interact at scale.
Koryn
"aaih! rsks!"
"aaih ealk!"
"AAZH TEZ!"
Symbolic Communication
Agents emit short symbolic signals. These signals have no intrinsic meaning — meaning emerges through repetition and consequence.
- Repeated symbols spread through proximity
- Some patterns become associated with danger or movement
- Misinterpretation can escalate conflict
You are the invisible hand
Interfere gently or violently. Place resources, danger, or territorial markers — and observe how the simulation adapts.