Show HN: Our space game has a built-in RISC-V emulator that runs Linux
SEEDS is an upcoming space-themed sandbox game that allows players to terraform planets and build complex ecosystems. The game features a unique built-in RISC-V emulator that runs Linux, offering a technical twist for players.
Why it matters
It highlights the intersection of indie game development and low-level hardware emulation, appealing to both gamers and tech enthusiasts.
You're stranded on a lonely, desolate planet deep in space. Well, it won't stay lonely for long… (COMING SOON)
Uncover the secrets of the planet with more than 30 hours of story. (COMING SOON)
Experience infinite freedom to terraform and totally reshape and replant your planet.
Build machines, alien villages, and biospheres. Decorate your home base. Research machines.
SEEDS starts in Early Access and is in active development , which means it isn't feature-complete yet. For now, it begins as an open-ended sandbox: reshape and terraform the planet, experiment with its ecosystem, collect resources, construct machines, place plants and items, and shape the world in your own way. Fly the spaceship and ride your hoverboard. Explore as ROBO unit RB-23, your companion in misfortune. Enjoy the beautiful scenery you create and take snapshots of it.
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