How To Play

In nature, survival isn’t guaranteed — it’s earned. Inspired by the savage beauty of the sand tiger shark's womb, this game mirrors the raw intensity of survival-of-the-fittest dynamics. You’ll play as one of many “embryonic startups,” fighting for dominance, resources, and the ultimate right to be born — or launched.

This isn’t just a game. It’s a hostile takeover in a digital womb. Only the bold survive.

Inside a dual-uterus simulation, players start off as embryos — each with unique genetic traits and startup “ideas.” You grow by acquiring resources, strategically taking out rivals, and consuming opportunities (and yes — siblings).

Think:

• Acquisition = Cannibalism

• Seed funding = Mother's unfertilized eggs

• Incubator = Uterus arena

• Pitching = Battle of dominance

• Exit = Birth as a full-grown startup shark

1. Incubation Phase (Entry Level)

• You hatch as a small embryo with minimal resources.

• You must grow fast by feeding on limited nutrients.

• Use your instincts and strategy to outcompete others.

2. Hostile Takeover (PvP Cannibal Mode)

• Once you're big enough, the real battle begins.

• Attack weaker embryos to consume them and gain their resources.

• But beware — they might team up or evolve defenses!

3. Oophagy Round (Bonus Level)

• After rival embryos are gone, unfertilized eggs spawn as bonus resources.

• Gather these quickly to boost your final growth stats.

4. Final Duel (Womb Boss Battle)

• The top 2 players (one from each uterus) face off.

• The winner gets born into the world as a fully-funded, dominant entity.

• Think fast, grow faster.

• Don't reveal your full strength too early — timing is survival.

• Choose your battles wisely: attacking too soon might get you killed.

• Resource hoarding can help, but aggression often wins.

• Forming short-term alliances? Risky… but maybe worth it.

• • Be one of the final two surviving players — or the last embryo standing.

  • Bonus points for unused energy reserves, stealth attacks, and egg-resource collection.

This game draws its brutal realism from sand tiger sharks, whose young practice intrauterine cannibalism — eating their siblings before even being born. It's nature’s fiercest startup pitch, where only the strongest ideas (and embryos) survive.