A game about the human circulatory system. They said it couldn't be done, and it has! Enjoy. Built using GIMP, Audacity, sfxr, and Construct 2.
Features: -Heart pounding soundtrack -Gripping lack of story -Play as one of three cells, use points to unleash their hidden powers, and use hidden powers to get points -Learn highly valuable cardiovascular facts -Deep thematic grist
Hi. I felt a bit lost, but then I guess that's the life of a blood cell... The powerup mechanism seemed to stop working part way through the second section, but maybe I missed something. Love the sound for your logo!
+2 bloodiest game ever. Not sure if this is supposed to happen but I was able to spawn a ton of viruses and it brought the game to a screeching halt, and then I appeared outside of the blood vessel. Either way, it was a fun game.
So my method of gaming was not forgiving here. I jumped in without reading anything and couldn't figure anything out at first, but with a little perseverance and experimenting I figured their powers out, I liked the white blood cells power the most. Interesting to say the least.
I like the bacteria. Just reproduce and reproduce :D
Interesting idea that could probably actually be turned into an educational game with some more work. A bit hard to understand the mechanics though. A word of introduction or a tutorial might be needed.
I really liked the fact that you've created one system in which you can play all three entities, well done! The little comments by the different cells are cool too.
What would have helped would be some way of knowing if and when the level is going to end. Good work!
The cell never knows what their purpose is.. they simply do as they are built to do. As such, "supposed" to do means little in the blood stream. (also I'm clearly making up stuff to cover for a lack of goals)
@josefnpat I didn't get the chance to test the linux versions, so has anyone else been able to run it? It looks like that library (libnss3.so) is one a couple distributions have in the Network Security Services, but not every distribution uses it (and since the game compiled via node-webkit, it still has a web based structure).
I like the background art. It took me a bit to figure out how the powers worked, but once I did it was fun. There should be some incentive to keep the player playing. I like how I can play as three different cells.
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Interesting idea that could probably actually be turned into an educational game with some more work. A bit hard to understand the mechanics though. A word of introduction or a tutorial might be needed.
I gave for 4 stars for innovation and theme!
Fun and different.
Don't really get the entire gameplay, but what the hey!
What would have helped would be some way of knowing if and when the level is going to end. Good work!
I have python2-cssselect and python-cssselect installed.
./bloodbath: error while loading shared libraries: libnss3.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory