My game launched here today. It is a small colony builder for iPhone, and the thing people ask about most is that it has an ending.
Most builder games never end. This one does, because it tells a real story with a beginning, a middle and an end. You start on Earth with four people. You dig ore, build power, grow food, and research your way to the Moon and then to Mars. Each world has one resource the others need, so you run freight between them. The story ends when you send a fleet of probes out to the stars and your colonists go into a long sleep. What they wake up to is the ending. After that, the worlds are still yours to keep building.
A quiet colony builder across Earth, the Moon and Mars. Dig ore, make power, grow food, house people, research what ore cannot buy, open the next world and run freight between them. One story runs through it, told by an advisor who mostly says nothing, and it has an end. Premium: pay once, no ads, no purchases, no accounts, nothing leaves your phone. Landscape, made for iPhone. Built by one person in eleven days.
Nentropy ranks your to-do list for you. Write one paragraph about your situation, once; the AI weighs every open task against it and against each other and gives each one a priority with a one-line reason. It breaks tasks into steps, pulls tasks out of pasted notes or emails, files your inbox into lists, and asks instead of guessing when a task is too vague. Underneath: a full to-do app with shared lists, assignments, due dates, recurring tasks, a calendar and a morning reminder email. Free.
