Seed may not look attractive at first glance, but there is a lot in this MMORPG developed by former developers of EVE Online. A funding boost of 5 million is set to drive development forward.
In Seed, you colonize a distant planet and do not play as a single person, but as a whole group of settlers. Your task is therefore also to take care of these people, who all have fears and needs as well as require tasks.
Here a bit of the Sims aspect comes into play. Because on the side, you are also supposed to take care of building a colony or assist a larger community of settlers in founding and managing a city. To do this, you mine resources and participate in the construction of buildings.
Spatial OS simulates the world
Seed wants to present you with a huge world in which you are significantly involved in how it develops. Naturally, conflicts between groups are also possible, which can escalate into PvP battles. To simulate this massive world, the Berlin developer studio Klang uses Spatial-OS technology.
This allows for the design of vast worlds that can be simulated in detail. The experience that some team members gained while co-developing EVE Online helps to create a credible sandbox.
Funding boost drives development forward
A new funding amount of 5 million dollars has now been raised, which the developers want to use to expand the team and advance development. Klang is pleased both about the confidence of the investors and about being able to realize the dream of a game that is supposed to play a significant role in the evolution of computer games.
Seed aims to become a kind of Civilization as an MMO.
