Universim is a delightful god-builder where the viewers are the creatures on the planet. It is an incredibly cozy game where you have much less influence of how your nuggets (the people) decide to build their civilization, which makes it perfect for chatting. Or, when chat decides to start blowing things up, showcasing your divine intervention to stop, punish, and turn them into creator points.

It's one I plan to come back to time to time when I need something to fill the space. My only recommendation to the developers is to try and make your commands a Twitch Overlay, since the commands will be spamming the chat quite frequently otherwise.

ECO is a game I have always dearly loved, even though it can be janky and unpolished at times. At the core of it, it is a community city builder where you and a small server are working together with your individual skills in order to build something amazing.

Having played this game twice, I think it's best done in a time frame that focuses on having a group of 10+ people come together to make a city. While larger servers may allow for further interactions, and small groups can allow for more experience in more systems, the game thrives when it's a group of people working together for the common goal.