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Serene Seasons The Seasonal Cycle
The year in Serene Seasons is divided into four primary seasons in temperate biomes and two seasons in tropical biomes. Each season is further divided into three sub-seasons: Early, Mid, and Late.
Temperate Seasons
By default, each sub-season lasts 8 in-game days, meaning a full season lasts 24 days, and a complete year spans 96 days.
| Season | Sub-Seasons | Visual Changes | Weather Effects |
|---|---|---|---|
| Spring | Early, Mid, Late | Lush bluish-green grass and foliage. | High rainfall; snow begins to melt. |
| Summer | Early, Mid, Late | Yellowish-green, vibrant vegetation. | Frequent thunderstorms; minimal rain. |
| Autumn | Early, Mid, Late | Orange, red, and yellow foliage. | Gradual temperature drop; light rain. |
| Winter | Early, Mid, Late | Pale, grayish grass and leafless trees. | Constant snow; rivers and lakes freeze. |
Tropical Seasons
In tropical biomes like Jungles, Savannas, and Deserts, the standard four seasons are replaced by a Wet/Dry cycle.
- Wet Season: Occurs during the temperate Winter and Spring. It features heavy, frequent rainfall, even in biomes that are normally dry. Vegetation becomes lush and green.
- Dry Season: Occurs during the temperate Summer and Autumn. Rainfall is extremely rare or non-existent, and the grass takes on a parched, yellowish tint.