One hundred and twenty
ways to be alive.

Every animal here was a real animal once — it had a mass, a diet, a it could not escape, and a span of deep time it held and then lost. One hundred and twenty of them, across ten worlds — from a five-gram chordate wriggling through Cambrian mud to fifty tonnes of shark working the whale roads, from the sail-backed dynasties of Pangaea to the last mammoths on the last clean steppe. None of them is a reskin. None of them survives. More creatures than Path of Titans. Every one is in the file the game loads at boot.

Choose your creature Filter the roster How a body changes

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Creatures

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Geological eras

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Clades

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Apex niches

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Heaviest adult

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Lightest adult

Every figure above is counted out of data/species.json when the page opens. That file did not read, so the counts stay empty — there is no second copy of them written into this page.

THE BARdata/species.json

More creatures than Path of Titans. That is not a slogan; it is a count, and you can run it yourself — one hundred and twenty rows in one file, every row carrying a mass, a bite, a bleed rate, a stamina pool and a clade that the simulation reads at load. The numbers on this page are that file. If it is not in the seed, it is not on the screen.

And the honest half: — of — dossiers carry the paper they came from, and — carry a full biome-affinity map. The rest carry every number the world actually runs on, and their citations are being walked in one roster file at a time. Where a field is blank below, it is blank in the seed. We would rather show you the gap than invent something to fill it.

Field catalogue

Cut the roster down.

Era, diet, clade and size all narrow the same list, and they stack. Open any card and the dossier on the right tells you what it ate, what ate it, and who wrote it down.

Query120 of 120

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Every filter reads a real column in the roster file. Nothing here is a mock.

Reading data/species.json…

The whole world, not just the cast

Read the era it lived in

The roster is the animals. The Codex is the air they breathed, the ground they held, and the 744 trophic links that decide who eats whom — all ten eras, read off the same seed. →

What happens after you spawn

How a body changes

Every creature on this page is a starting point, not a destination. Growth stages, deep genetics, mutation and inherited size — the machinery that turns a hatchling into something the map remembers. →

Ready?

Pick a body. It will not be your last.

Every species you love will end — that is the design, not a warning label. Choose one anyway, learn its coastline by scent, and pass something on before the slate wipes.