Life on Earth all began with 4 base chemicals combining together: nitrogen, oxygen, water, and carbon. Using those 4 elements in a different way, in all the different environments pushing them around and combining them came RNA. A single strand helix that includes the base pairs A, C, U, and G. These were all made by combining the perfect environmental conditions with the perfect doses of chemicals then attaching those complex structures to each other giving the smallest building block for genetics, then leading to DNA.
I decided to do a game about evolutionary adaptations. Where you are allowed to change the environment specified on what allele was shown more throughout the alleles. If you changed to quickly, then they would all die. If you changed to slowly there would be a lack of variation because you only need one allele for that certain environment. If they are too close together they can not scavenge for food where as if they are too far apart they can not reproduce. Only in specifice environments may all life flourish and move on.
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