Nature strategy game where you place plants, animals, soil, water, and rock to transform your antfarm-like world to create an ecosystem. Plants and animals breed and express needs. Sadly no genetics.

Lamarckian stat breeding, appearance blending from the parents, and environmental requirements.

Design algae, plants, aquatic, land and flying animals and manipulate their environment. Evolution to fill niches, random mutations, survival and outcompeting other species.

Scientifically accurate natural/artificial selection and genetic engineering. Up-to-date biology research based on Charles Darwin and Gregor Mendel legacy.

In the Chao Garden minigame, you can breed and nurture diploid organisms called Chaos for appearance, stats and personality. From there you can nurture them for better stats and train them in life.

A digital petri dish. These neural net lifeforms evolve through a realistic mechanism of 'if you eat, you live to pass on your genes', thus allowing for genes that allow for good survival to survive.

Manual plant genetics breeding game.

Advanced DNA system and an evolution tree you can look back through.

A shop game where you can selectively breed plants to complete orders. Nice if you love punnet squares.

Though heavy on the zoo management aspects, it does have some genetics around the animal's size, longevity, fertility, and immunity. There are mutations related to melanism etc.