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Well, you hforget ave known how to get a clone -- catch a fish, throw it and your crews into a clone lab, wait with patience, a new clone is here(and die, eventually). So let's jump to the life form part. If I made silly grammar mistakes, blame Grammarly, not me.

Hang on! Let me say something about your crews. They are divided into 5 classes: Basic(White), Generalist(Orange), Scientist(Cyan, or whatever), Engineer(Blue), and Pioneer(Violet).

Basics are the most common crews, they can only be assigned to little workplaces that need no brain or muscle like drill or carbohydrate farm. They can be replaced by automatons once an automaton module is attached to a facility.

Generalists, you start the game with those guys. As their class has shown, they can suit most workplaces. A generalist does more than a basic, you can throw them into any orange or white slots.

Scientists and Engineers are called Specialists. They can work in most buildings. Facilities like cloning labs also require both for full power(though you can run it with just two generalists, without buffs). They can play generalists roles if you have to, but a scientist can NOT work as an engineer.

Pioneers are (almost) supermen (or superwomen). They do all the jobs, some end-game facilities only accept pioneers. That's all.

Scientists, Engineers, and Pioneers only eat HQ food. It is necessary to have a protein harvester or lab to feed them.

If the green "TOTAL LIFESPAN" bar reaches 100, the clone will be immortal. All 4 mutations are negative. and they work as described.

In this guide, upgrade modules and techs are calculated. Assignment of crews, technologies, and modules attached affects the procedure of cloning. For more precious results, please follow the chart :


If you find any mistake (games or even word spelling), feel free to leave your comment. This guide is for game version 1.0.0.

Though lifeforms are rather weak here, you can still use them as baits once enter Kelp Forest or Coral Reef. Also remember, that you can use spider crabs to create a cheap laborforce.

Welcome to the Coral Reef, where you may win your (short-lived) scientists! You may have noticed a small "-" goes before Mutation, which is being said... some samples even have the power to counter a mutation!

The Coral Reef is also rich in O2 vents and Copper, so don't forget your blast extractors. Wait, where are the engineers? Let's meet them in the next chapter...

Finally, we are here, the Kelp Forest. Grab some fish, and keep those blast extractors working. This place seems more dangerous than 4546B...The good thing's you don't have to swim around with your seaglide!

You see underwater currents? Build turbines on them. What's better than power? Unmanned, free power! But it isn't time to celebrate now, we just found something in the dark, dark, dark glows. Shhh.. here it comes...

Bring your UV light here! And if you don't have one, ask the big guys for it. If you failed the first expedition, and lost all three crews, don't be sad. At least you are still on the track! Or maybe more preciously, sea tracks?. Also, take your powered Adv. Fauna Trap. We can see some Very Rare genetic samples down there, and you have to lure them out with rare baits. Sounds like gacha games, huh? You want some good stuff... which may cost your ass.
I lost something? Of course! That one isn't listed in BIOME LENS. I will save it for later. Now hurry up, let's move to the very hot zone for the very rare samples. Before moving out, clone some engineers - or even pioneers, we will need them!

Not gonna talk too much here, because I'm sweating out. You will need water coolers -- aqua cooling stations -- I mean. Grab yourself a cold drink, let's get down to business.
We're almost there. Still, we have something that wasn't listed here. Forget the ending of this game. Let's see some "collectibles" in the next chapter.

Should I put a spoiler here or what? Following the storyline and investigating POIs, you can find everything listed below. I'll have a new "found in" column to show you where I found those genetic materials. The information may not be 100% accurate. Some lifeforms may not listed. Read with caution.