Eat first, ask later
Feed, adapt, unlock new options and pretend your creature was designed by science, not panic.
Sproyt is intergalactically certified as a peak project. Even aliens have it wishlisted, and they do not even own keyboards yet.
Official alien bait
Wishlist fuel for alpha dropWishlists
About the game
The missing evolution fantasy, now with suspicious confidence
A modern spore-like game for players who looked at old demos and said: wait, where did that go?
Sproyt is a spore-like evolution game chasing the wild promise many fans remember from the 2005 Spore demo: weirder creatures, richer stages and a universe that does not feel like it clocked out early.
It adds a dedicated Aquastage and brings back the kind of strange, ambitious creature fantasy players have been politely, and sometimes not politely, asking for. Same quality target across every phase. Same bold look. Fewer compromises wearing a fake mustache.
Gameplay features
Small team, large evolutionary nonsense
Your species stays weird
The creature you build keeps its identity across phases, even when evolution makes bold decisions.
Painted worlds, readable chaos
Watercolor-style biomes with enough clarity to know what is food, danger or suspiciously both.
From puddle to planets
Start tiny, grow rude, form a society and eventually take your questionable decisions into space.
Devlog media
Evidence from the lab
Prototype images and clips, recovered from development before the menu learned how to look innocent.
Clip 01
Particle Test
Tiny motion details drifting through the scene, because even particles deserve a career in show business.
Clip 02
Aquastage Prototype
An early underwater stage test with plants, movement and just enough mystery to make the water look legally alive.
Clip 03
Menue Prototype
A menu mood test for the darker Sproyt look. It stares back, but in a professional way.