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3/15/2013 2:38:57 AM
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Check out my game on greenlight
Leave feedback and tell me what you think.
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2 RepliesI think...that I'm far too retarded to figure out how to download it (is it something to do with the add to collection button?) or if it can be downloaded. Based on the pictures, it looks quite interesting, but I think that if the cells, upon reaching a critical mass, turned into a bigger cell/something-or-rather. Basically, that the game should scale up as you get more and more cells.
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4 Replieslooks like shit
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3 RepliesOP also claimed he helped develop halo 4 and that he gave a cop a ticket resulting in a ban when e couldn't prove it
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Not at all something I would personally play. It's a cool concept regardless, seems more like a mobile game though.
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I don't have time to play it at the moment, but it seems simple, elegant, and creative. I'm working on a whimsical Pygame myself at the moment which will be a bit of a Bullet Hell Clone. Can you tell me anything about this Steam Greenlight thing? It looks like a way you could publish indie games pretty easily.
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2 RepliesReminds me of Conway's Game of Life.
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Nice concept. Would be cool if you could add some sort of visual and stat bonus for creating certain clusters of cells together to add a bit of extra risk/reward. Like bonus health if you shape a group of cells in particular formation.
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One question, is it a game you want to play, or is it just a game you can make? My guess is the latter. While the strategy involved may be intriguing, I'm not sure about the idea as a whole. My input; Have the cells floating in proteins. Proteins are like resources, once you collect enough proteins you can have a cell divide. Then based on the type of proteins collected you can choose how you want the cell to divide. You can choose a movement cell to make the macro move faster, or be more maneuverable. Or you can choose to have the cell divide into an offensive cell, defensive cell, or even a converter cell that uses proteins to form new and better proteins that can be used for more advance cell division. Then you can have viruses or competing macros that are in competition for resources. You have a decent idea, but it needs more thought.. Pardon the pun, but I look forward to seeing what your idea evolves into..
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http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=102023700 Way better game.
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As previously stated in this thread, this would make a cool mobile game. If you can, try to port it over to Android. All you have to do is pay a 1 time fee if $25 and you can submit anything that you'd like forever. Then you can it free or at the very minimum, a dollar. Good luck!
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Neat idea. This idea can definitely be built upon more though. I hope it gets green lighted!
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Looks cool.
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1 ReplyIs this the game you were making some time back?
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7 RepliesEdited by Spartan Ken 15: 3/15/2013 3:43:10 AMOrganism, interesting Hey, it looks like a really good mobile game
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5 RepliesYou copied CoD.
