Experiment with physics in a simulated world, starting with atoms and building up to complex civilizations. Discover new elements, build real circuits, and cause chaos with powerful tools. Learn about science as you play.
1.1.2
October 1, 2026
New - Letters: type a word and stamp it onto the field in any material you own. Choose whether the letters hold their shape or fall. Earned at 60 goals. - Identify, Vacuum and Letters now sit in Recents. Long-press any of them for its settings. - Long-press an Object in Recents to change its size. - Element cards show real photos of 96 elements. Elements no one has ever seen show the tracks their atoms leave in a detector. - 21 inventions, like the Wheel and the Steam Engine, are made by putting a sapient next to the right material. - Ollie's messages are kept in the Journal under Notebook, System, so you can read one again. - New sounds: electrical parts hum, glass tinkles, acid fizzes, plants rustle, bats chirp and insects buzz. Rewards, research, builds and expeditions each have their own sound. Changed - iPhone and Android players now share one leaderboard. Friends, events and Peer Review codes work between them too. - Hours played are kept in your save, add up across your devices and survive a reinstall. - Unlocked hints are saved and sync between your devices. - Every goal hint was checked. Hints name exactly what you need, and circuit hints say step by step what to build. - Batteries touching end to end add their voltage. A short circuit makes the wire glow and shows a notice. - Motors and electromagnets count as loads, and wires joined corner to corner carry current. - Fossils in the Journal is now Animals, and shows only the animal cards you have found. - Planet points are labelled as yours or everyone's. - Ad skips in the lab are capped at a third of the wait. Fixed - Reinstalling the game can no longer replace your progress with an older save. - A battery's + and − marks are on the right ends, and a flipped battery stays flipped in an Object. - A working circuit no longer sets nearby things on fire. - The second round of trivia can no longer be played without its ad. - On iPad in landscape, the keyboard no longer covers the palette search, and tapping the field closes it. - The Welcome back amounts no longer run into their labels. - Blueprint parts wrap instead of shrinking, and the list updates as soon as a build finishes. - Glow effects show on the Low graphics setting. - Names are corrected in Korean, Indonesian, Thai, Vietnamese, Russian and Polish.
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Primordia Lab is a physics sandbox game where players start with basic atoms and progress to building complex systems and civilizations. It features a detailed simulation of physical elements and their interactions.
Yes, Primordia Lab contains advertisements. However, all ads are opt-in, meaning you choose when to watch them.
Progression is discovery-driven. You combine existing elements to discover new ones, log your findings, and unlock deeper systems through research programs and a technology tree.
Yes, you can build real DC circuits using batteries, switches, motors, and lamps. The simulation accurately models voltage, current, and resistance.
Primordia Lab is currently supported on iPhone and iPad devices. It is designed for iOS.
Primordia Lab has an age rating of 9+. This indicates it is suitable for players aged 9 and older.
The latest version of Primordia Lab is 1.1.2, last updated on October 1, 2026. Updates typically include new features and improvements.
Primordia Lab features a real falling-sand simulation with complex interactions, a discovery-driven progression system, and an idle economy that continues to generate resources while you are away.
