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You move around using button one to turn left and button two to turn right (usually keyboard ctrl and alt or mouse left and right). Eat the smaller enemies and grow but don't let the larger enemies eat you while you navigate to the finish area!
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Ratings
 | Coolness | 54% |
| #282 | Theme | 3.96 |
| #594 | Audio | 2.35 |
| #615 | Humor | 2.05 |
| #778 | Mood | 2.44 |
| #799 | Fun | 2.63 |
| #809 | Innovation | 2.52 |
| #847 | Graphics | 2.22 |
| #912 | Overall | 2.56 |
Comments
https://www.dropbox.com/s/zbcze8j0qgy258q/ld34.zip?dl=0
Also added to entry.
Do i get big enough to the explode and then game over ? :/ Then just stay in a corner small things will be spawned and u'll grow ?
A boring version of agar.io ( i dunno if u've played it or not(no sign up needed ) http://agar.io/ ) and there are some plate like things in front of balls were u thinking of letting them do sth or are they just for the sake of knowing player's direction?
Thanks for checking it out! I've uploaded a newer version with multiple rooms if you're interested in taking another glance.
I looked at Agar... it's pretty fun and I like that it's multiplayer.
Not really challenging at all, since I was always the biggest thing in ever room I entered. It would be nice if the camera zoomed out as you got bigger so that you could see what direction you needed to go.
Perfect theme fit. Unique. Sound was repetitive and mildly annoying (but so was mine so no harsh judgement placed). Had fun with it! Thanks.
I got so big I blew up. Reminds me of the first levels of Spore.
I'm little bit confused by the end of the game.It's not the best reward for winning. Anyway nice concept and fun to play.
Nice sound effects and graphics, but hard to avoid big spheres.
Pro:
+ Nice take on the theme
+ Interesting concept and level design
Con:
- Artwork seems a bit inconsistent (Bubbles were spheres and the rest looked like 2D Sprites)
Obs:
o As mentioned before, agar.io is a great reference
Great work!
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Looks nice, got any source?