Hissho, similarly to the Cravers can convert their population to dust and kei via blood sacrifices where you turn population into resources, kei is the Hissho's "happiness" stat. turn their own population into "food" in reality you aren't making food you are converting population to happiness and so you are able to effectively control population this way. Riftborn doesn't use food, they create their population manually in their production queue and so you can decide when to add them and avoid overpopulation easily and if you accidentally generate too many, you can look at the ultimate way of controlling overpopulation at the bottom of this post. There are also planet specialisations you can enable which generate food (though admittedly better on some planets over others) which again is unlocked via the research tree.įor example, races that I like to play which can counter excessive population growth where necessary are the Riftborn, Hissho and Cravers. (Needless to say, if you are still struggling with food after that, you can colonise planets that generate food, and as your population grows you can devote them to working those planets for more food, spurring exponential growth) Research and produce food generating system improvements via the upper half of the Empire development (leftmost) research tree, then backing their production once researched.
Well it depends on a lot of factors including planets, food output, science research and race.
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