Creator Agreement

Eight college students who are about to graduate spent four years making an independent game called "Civilization Restart". In the game, players play the role of "developers" and guide a group of orangutans to start using natural tools, learn to use fire, make tools, form languages, establish tribes, and eventually develop a complete civilization. In the last stress test before going online, a spelling error caused the server to crash, followed by arcs, white lights, and a pop-up prompt that they did not write. Eight people collectively traveled to the game world-the orangutan stage. There is no fire, no language, no tools, no civilization. But there is the system panel turned into the code they wrote, the evolutionary route they set, each other, and a group of orangutans waiting for the story. They thought they were the Creator. But the rules of this world are being quietly rewritten where they can't see them.