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The world is divided into [b]patches[/b]. The area the player's cell inhabits is your [b]current patch[/b].
In your current patch, you must gather [b]compounds[/b] to keep you alive, and grow enough to [b]reproduce[/b]. Once your cell has reproduced, you move millions of years into the future and switch to the [b]Editor[/b].
In the [b]Editor[/b] you can see what happened to all existing species over the millions of years as a result of their biology and your performance in your current patch. You can see which new species [b]evolved[/b], which ones went [b]extinct[/b] and how their total [b]population[/b] counts have changed.
You can change your current patch and move others of your species to another patch in the [b]Patch Map[/b] section of the [b]Editor[/b]. You can also determine how your species evolved by [b]editing[/b] it.
You [b]edit[/b] your species by adding, removing or adjusting parts of your cell, as well as changing the species' behaviour.
When you leave the [b]Editor[/b], you switch to your current patch, and you start the cycle again. The small changes made each turn lead to big changes over the life of the planet.