Everdust

Everdust is a universe simulator made of living particles: every world is a live simulation, not a video. Two galaxies collide with up to about a million stars, each one pulled by gravity live, a black hole bends light, and a star is born from a collapsing cloud. Narrated science stories take you from the first light after the Big Bang to the last stars, and every chapter is a live simulation. The Story of Everything is free in full.

On Apple Vision Pro you reach into the worlds with your hands: particles flow around your fingers, you pinch to move a world and use both hands to scale it, and you play hand-tracked physics games such as Black Hole Golf, Galaxy Billiards, Lightfold and Orb Popper. On Apple TV, Play all runs the worlds as a slow lean-back show, with games for the Siri Remote. On Android phones and tablets there are 12 physics games, Tonight's Sky, a point-at-the-sky constellation finder, Calm sessions and particle live wallpapers. A free taste of the simulations also runs in any web browser.

Every world can move with your music; the sound is analysed on the device and never recorded or sent. You can also walk into famous paintings by Van Gogh, Monet, Hokusai and others.

Free to download, with no ads and no account. Everdust Plus, an optional membership, unlocks the rest of every story and every game level. Made by Decosa, Inc. in San Francisco.