The adventure of little beneficial cell continues. As in the first chapter of his journey, the small cell will have to come back to life a part of the organic tissue in which it floats, but this time the method used is very different. You must create and close the beneficial bubbles to attain a level of coverage required to overcome the various levels. These bubbles, once created, will crystallize and explode on contact with the main cell. With increasing levels appear new bonuses and new enemies. There are three worlds, in which appear random barriers and large breathing cells that will hinder the journey of the protagonist.
The aim of the game is to revitalize the organic tissue (at any level) with the " beneficial bubbles " that are drawn from the main character ( "back to life ... "). To close the drawing of the bubble must return to the starting point of the " design " ( indicated by the yellow arrows ) . In the design phase of the bubble, if the red contours are touched by an enemy...
I bought this game in order to review it, seeing as there were no current reviews for it.
I thought I'd help the game out by maybe giving it that tiny bit of publicity it needed to get off the ground.
In doing so I have failed. As this game isn't worth reviewing, there is nothing to review. Well, I should say there is stuff to review but I feel as though...
Tags: Casual - Twitch & Arcade
Additional Tags: Delete Local Content & Remove from Library
TLDR: Poorly executed rendition of the "Qix" arcade formula. Play Lightfish instead for a much cleaner iteration of this old concept.
http://store.steampowered.com/app/116120/Lightfish/
Review: You know these old games where you had to cross a dot across a screen...
Pros:
Cons:
- No tutorial
- No volume control.
- No story / stupid story?
