Essentially, this means rebuilding society boils down to a sort of Doodle God combination mechanism. Tapping on a clone will give you a list of all the options you have available, and you need to pick two that turn the vial in the center of the screen pink to create a new job. The tutorial will walk you through the basics, but the gist is clones periodically arrive at the Arrival Center, and when they do, you splice 'em. You don't have much to your utopia other than a few floating squares of land, but that'll change soon. Am I alone in expecting an inevitable expansion where all the clones go berserk, and the Mayor, played by Bruce Willis, has to escape? And along the way, he meets and falls in love with a young nurse, who is of course one of his clones, and also played by Bruce Willis? Man, that's going to be sweet. As the mayor of this newfound floating paradise, you'll be responsible both for building your town as you see fit and managing the incoming clones by splicing them with DNA you have on hand to create different types of people with different jobs. in spaaaaaaaaaaace! LambdaMu does the impossible by making the apocalypse adorable and addictive in the free iOS sim Pixel People, putting you in charge of rebuilding a starbound utopia from clones and cash.
Why, with a little cash and some genetic material there's nothing you can't do. Just because the world has ended and you're the only one left doesn't mean humanity is doomed.
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