Ludum Dei is a 72-hour game project made during Ludum Dare 38. As the God of this plane (or should i say sphere!), players sculpt their small world and provide for its denizens.

　　Your people need your help, oh god. Guide them through the ages of civilization by manipulating their small world to provide them the resources they will need to advance technologically and culturally. Raise mountains, carve valleys, grow trees, fill lakes, and much more and watch your people grow. You must discover what they need in each era through experimentation and careful observation.

　　Form skinny rivulets, great lakes, massive seas, turgid grasslands, coniferous forests, deep-delved mines, and monstrous peaks. Guide your people to enlightenment or leave them in ignorance.

　　HOW TO PLAY:

　　Place resources to satisfy the needs of your civilization.

　　Resources may only be placed in the proper biome (for example, trees go in grasslands)

　　Biomes form my molding terrain and placing resources (for example, lower the land to create a valley; place water into a valley to create grasslands)

　　Listen to your people; they know what they need.

　　CONTROLS:

　　RightMouse to move Camera

　　Scroll to zoom in and out

　　RightMouse to Raise/Lower Terrain, Place Resources, and Select UI

　　X in top corner to close

　　CREDITS:

　　Jack Herd - Programmer

　　Zachary Danz - Programmer, Composer

　　David Hall - Designer, Writer

　　William Wong - Designer, Artist

　　Jackson Ekis - Programmer

　　Built in Unity 5