Imagining Complex Worlds
We bridge the gap between academic science and interactive entertainment.
Specializing in novel physics engines and innovative gameplay.
We bridge the gap between academic science and interactive entertainment.
Specializing in novel physics engines and innovative gameplay.
momentum Divergence is a Swiss indie game studio building novel, physics-driven games, which bring the player the opportunity to experience and learn about physics.
Founded by researchers with backgrounds in physics and electrical engineering, we currently craft simulation experiences where complex natural systems-like weather, climate, and planetary ecology become the core of the gameplay.
Our first title, Glorgorian Weather Initiative, is a direct reflection of that focus, inviting players to shape alien climates and watch their choices ripple across an entire world.
We believe the best games come from genuine curiosity and a willingness to explore how systems interact, especially when things occur on alien exoplanets, where the physics can be fun and interactive.
At the end of the day, we make games that ask big questions about our planet and beyond, one simulation at a time.
Hard Sci-Fi
Fluid Dynamics
Atmospheric and Climate Simulation
Zürich, Switzerland
Technical Differentiator
Physics Simulations
Guide the Glorgorians in terraforming an alien world by influencing weather systems and building megastructures. Physics-based planetary weather simulations drive climate shifts as you develop resources and expand your colony towards interstellar travel.
Rule over a fully simulated exoplanet. Grow your new colony and control the construction of a globe-spanning civilization.
Experience systemic depth with our custom physics framework. Thermodynamics and complex weather systems aren't just visual effects—they are deep core gameplay parameters affecting construction and colony survival. Build weather initatives to geo-engineer your colony to success!
Track your terraforming progress through the weather and climate variables - air and ground temperatures, air moisture, ice mass, ocean level, biomass, carbon dioxide, methane, and many more.