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Last updated 30 Sept 2026
Before Eufloria HD (2014), there was Eufloria (2009). The long-unlisted indie classic is available once again for the 15 year anniversary. Updated to run on modern systems, with new content, features, and expanded moddability! Old school intergalactic floral warfare is BACK! (Warts and all!)
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Action, Indie, Strategy · 2025 · More £5 - £15 games
Discover intergalactic battles where flower petals clash in Eufloria Classic. Developed by Omni Systems, this 2009 indie gem returns with new features and moddability, celebrating its 15-year anniversary.
About this game
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About the Game
Before Eufloria HD (2014), there was Eufloria (2009). The long-unlisted indie classic is available once again for the 15 year anniversary. Updated to run on modern systems, with new content, features, and expanded moddability.Old school intergalactic floral warfare is BACK! (Warts and all!)
Before You Buy
Eufloria Classic is a re-release of the original version of Eufloria (2009), with some modern quality of life changes, and not a new Eufloria game nor a sequel to Eufloria HD (2014). It is a “warts and all” anniversary release, with only non-disruptive changes or objective improvements made. Anything that affects the “feel” of the original Eufloria has remained unchanged.
Is this for me?
While Eufloria HD boasts a number of improvements lacking in Eufloria Classic, we are offering a number of things not available elsewhere:- It is the only release that supports mods and custom levels, and is backward compatible with all previously released mods that work with the original game.
- We included two entirely new game modes, with two sample levels per mode. We plan to release more together with the modding community.
- Entirely new music from the original composer for the game, Milieu.
- Finally; for some people the original version is the preferred version, despite its limitations, and this allows them to play it once again, pretty much exactly how they remembered it.
Eufloria Classic is free to all owners of Eufloria (2009), simply update and launch that version in your Steam library to see a new option to play Eufloria Classic. It is also heavily discounted for owners of Eufloria HD (2014) via the Steam bundle linked above.
Eufloria (2009) is from a bygone age of small monitors, and as such does not always play nicely with high resolution displays (1440p/4K). The game will still run at high resolutions, but your mileage may vary on visual scaling. If you have a 1440p or higher display, we recommend downloading the demo first to make sure the game displays correctly for you.
If you do encounter issues, there might still be workarounds. These are listed and kept up to date on our Steam forums.
Grow your own Units
Conquer asteroids in space and use their resources to grow floral creatures that do the player's bidding. Expand your empire and fight for resources against several teams of opponents that all vie for the same resources and can offer fierce opposition.
Timeless, Gorgeous and Accessible
Presented in a unique and gorgeous floral aesthetic, the game can be played competitively or in a relaxed, ambient style. You choose how to play.
Endless Replayability
Along a 25 level campaign mode, a host of additional modes offer procedural levels that offer endless replayability. Add to that a vast number of mods and user levels plus an active mod community and you will not soon run out of challenges.
Features:
- 25 level Single player campaign
- 8 Level “Skirmish Mode”
- Unlockable “Dark Matter” mode
- Hours of wonderful ambient music by “Milieu”
- Procedural levels – great for replayability
- Community levels
- And more
- New “Regrowth” Game Mode
- New "Gardening" Mode
- New original music by “Milieu"
- Enhanced modding options
- Game Speedup buttons
- A whole treasure trove of bonus files, art, stories, and concepts
- Updated UI support
- Updated Demo
System Requirements
Will my PC run this? →Minimum
Minimum:
- OS: Windows 10 (64-bit)
- Processor: Dual-core 2.0 GHz (or equivalent)
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: DirectX 9.0c compatible GPU or better (any modern integrated GPU is fine)
- DirectX: Version 9.0c
- Storage: 500 MB available space
- Sound Card: Generic Sound Device
- Additional Notes: 32-bit x86) application with Large Address Aware enabled. Long sessions may benefit from restarting the game occasionally.
Recommended
Recommended:
- OS: Windows 10/11 (64-bit)
- Processor: Quad-core 2.5 GHz+
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: DirectX 11 compatible GPU
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 500 MB available space
- Additional Notes: 1440p/4K displays are supported, but UI may appear small (see Known Issues thread in forum).
Supported Languages
English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Dutch, Russian, Portuguese - Portugal, Ukrainian
Latest news
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Eufloria 24/7 - Ambient Gameplay to Relax, Work, or Study to
We're still hard at work on Eufloria 2 (Link above!), but today we're launching a fun idea we've wanted to do for a while now.We just started a "Eufloria 24/7" live stream on the Game Invention YouTube channel. Stick it on your second monitor to help you focus, load it on your phone to help you sleep, or just watch it and get lost in some endless Eufloria goodness.The stream will be live for the foreseeable future, but please do let us know if there are any issues with the viewing experience and we'll fix it!Read full article on Community Announcements (Moz)AnnouncementsOfficial
Eufloria 2 Is in Development, but Ever Wonder How Eufloria Got Its Name?
Let’s gather around the campfire and tell you a story, friends. It’s the story that reveals how Eufloria got its name, and how it nearly got a different name. Everybody cozy? Yes? Alright, let’s begin.Did you know that Eufloria originally had a different name? If you do, you probably know it was first called “Dyson”, but you might not know why we chose it, nor why we changed it, so let’s go waaaaay back to 2008 where it all began.In those days Alex May (Original Eufloria programmer/co-creator) was very active on an indie games forum called TigSource, run by Derek Yu, developer of Spelunky (and many other great games). TigSource regularly ran competitions for indie devs to create small games following a unique theme. Alex told me about the new one which was to make a game that made heavy use of procedural generation. Having been somewhat obsessed with procedural generation for some time I thought it was a great theme and we decided to enter it.I was also a big fan of the ideas of Freeman Dyson – theoretical physicist extraordinaire – and figured that mixing his Dyson Tree and Astrochicken concepts in a game setting would make for an interesting, procedural playground. I set to work with gusto and pretty soon had the basic design for a game that would fit the competition theme.The core loop features these pillars:Self-replicating autonomous terraforming automata, mining and exploiting asteroid resources in asteroid belts and clustersUsing those resources to build Dyson Trees to grow more automataHaving done so for aeons, and lost their original purposeLocked into a perpetual war with other colonies of expanding automata empires, vying for the same resourcesAnd to honour the great man at the source of many of the ideas we called the game Dyson. It took us six weeks (I think) to finish a competition-ready build, and we ended up earning second place, after “Rescue the Beagles”.During those weeks and in the period immediately after, something quite magical happened. Devs ...Read full article on Community Announcements (Moz)AnnouncementsOfficial
Eufloria 2: We Made a "Nuke" With The Level Editor
In this video, Rudolf uses our Godot based level editor for Eufloria 2 to easily create a "nuke" weapon, which we're planning to use as a rather volatile mission objective in the full release.Please consider wishlisting Eufloria 2 to get development news as early as possible, or join our Discord for access to upcoming Eufloria 2 tests! - https://discord.com/invite/unsbgkR23zRead full article on Community Announcements (Moz)AnnouncementsOfficial
Eufloria 2 Level Editor Show & Tell
In this video Rudolf gives a run down of the features currently available in our Godot based level editor for Eufloria 2. This is still a work in progress, but still has plenty of awesome features that make developing the game sooooo much easier.Please consider wishlisting Eufloria 2 to get development news as early as possible, or join our Discord for access to upcoming Eufloria 2 tests! - https://discord.com/invite/unsbgkR23zRead full article on Community Announcements (Moz)AnnouncementsOfficial
Eufloria 2 Q&A - Ask Us Anything
Hey Euflorians, we're currently collecting questions for an upcoming Eufloria 2 Q&A video we'll be making. So if there's anything you'd like to know about development, planned features, or whatever you like, please use the following form to submit your question and we'll answer it in the video (If we can 👀)We're using a Google form to keep all the questions in one spot, but you should not need to sign in to fill it out!https://forms.gle/1CKSFBBAKsQDk3bd6Read full article on Community Announcements (Moz)
