Little Colony — Ant Farm
Lukasz Pomianek · Games
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Every land now has its own ant. • Meadow: garden ants tend a herd on the plants for its honeydew — and see off the odd ladybird. • Desert: honeypot ants hang in the honey room as living jars, swelling as they are fed. • Rainforest: leaf-cutters carry green sails home to a fungus garden they grow underground. • Every colony: the first workers are small; once it is big enough, broad-headed majors hatch and guard the doors at night. Your colonies keep everything they have. A colony in the desert or the rainforest takes up its new ways the next time you open it.
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Average rating · ★ 3.67 now · 3 changes on record
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A living ant colony in your pocket. Watch it dig a real nest — shafts, chambers, a nursery, a granary — and grow from eight workers into a city of five hundred. Tend it gently and see it answer. ROOMS WITH JOBS The colony builds rooms and uses them. Nurses carry eggs from the queen to the nursery, then carry the larvae up to the sun room for the day's warmth and back down at dusk. Foragers fill the granary with seed. Husks are carried out to a pile outside. Every room says what it is. EVERY LAND, ITS OWN ANT In the meadow, garden ants tend a herd on the plants for its honeydew, and see off a visiting ladybird. In the desert, honeypot ants hang from the ceiling of the honey room as living jars that swell as they are fed. In the rainforest, a young leaf-cutter colony carries green sails home from the shrubs to a fungus garden it grows underground. And in every colony, once it is big enough, broad-headed majors hatch and stand guard at the doors through the night. EVERY ANT HAS A NAME Pip might become your best forager; Maple your hardest digger. The youngest ants nurse, the oldest forage, and each of them lives a whole life. Follow any of them through the nest, zoomed all the way in, or go and find the queen. TEND, DON'T COMMAND Drop a pinch of sugar and foragers catch the scent and gather. Your touch matters — but the colony decides. That's the charm: it's alive, not scripted. A WORLD THAT BREATHES Days pass, the sky turns, the colony sleeps at night (drop midnight sugar and watch them stir). Rain soaks the soil and leaves fresh seeds. A caterpillar wanders through. A rival scout gets escorted out by a wall of workers. When the colony is grown, winged princesses fly at dusk to found colonies of their own — and the mother colony carries on. ON YOUR HOME SCREEN A widget shows your colony as you left it, lit by the hour of your own day. YOUR COLONY'S STORY Replay your colony's whole history as a 15-second timelapse — every shaft, chamber and mound, from day one — and share it. OUR PROMISES • Your colony never suffers for your absence. Nothing ages, starves or is lost while the app is closed. Close it for a month; the colony sleeps, safe. • Zero ads. Ever. • Free forever. One optional supporter pack: three more lands, the desert and the rainforest each with its own ant, and the tundra. The meadow colony is whole and free. Built for people who watched an ant documentary all the way to the end and thought: I wish I could keep one of these.
What's new · 1.2
Every land now has its own ant. • Meadow: garden ants tend a herd on the plants for its honeydew — and see off the odd ladybird. • Desert: honeypot ants hang in the honey room as living jars, swelling as they are fed. • Rainforest: leaf-cutters carry green sails home to a fungus garden they grow underground. • Every colony: the first workers are small; once it is big enough, broad-headed majors hatch and guard the doors at night. Your colonies keep everything they have. A colony in the desert or the rainforest takes up its new ways the next time you open it.
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