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Hi everyone
I finish this in the last minute
You play an "OGLA" on a strange planet
The goal is to survive by collect life (purple & green form)
note : green form give more life
Left click for create an OGLA or increase one
right click for shapeshift an ogla in a fastest form
ogla and you lose life over time
Have fun and thanks for playing
Sorry no music or sound
Edit : yes originaly ogla is a bacteria watched throught a microscope
Downloads and Links
Ratings
 | Coolness | 73% |
| #60 | Innovation | 3.96 |
| #269 | Graphics | 3.47 |
| #321 | Mood | 3.12 |
| #409 | Overall | 3.28 |
| #559 | Theme | 3.23 |
| #579 | Fun | 2.96 |
Comments
I love the style and the basic mechanic. I felt a little confused about the objective and it took me a minute to understand what I was doing but I like creating the OGLA's and watching them eat up the stuff.
Very very neat and well though game.
You need to eat through all the stuff/planet (though it was bacteria at first and someone having fun beaming lasers at them through a microscope)
My poor Oglas cannot catch a break! This is an excellent project, I hope you feel inspired to keep working on this sort of thing. Graphics and mechanics and pacing are working together very nicely here to create a well-tuned biological aesthetic. Very effective.
Interesting concept. Feels more like I'm looking through a microscope and zapping bacteria.
Since you didn't do Audio I'd recommend taking it off the list if possible.
Really interesting and fun idea. I don't see the point of the time but I liked just looking at the OGLAs going about.
Thanks for your comment
for the background i decide to change from a microscope to a planet but i didnt have time to add star ;)
The gameplay is not really clear sorry for that i had a small text of explanation
Lovely art style and general concept. A touch confusing to start - but well done overall.
Good idea, art looks really good, game principle is fun. Good work!
Really charming game, relaxing. It's always fun to play with artificial life.
took a few goes for me to understand it but I did enjoy it. Lovely visuals too. Nice work.
Pretty cool stuff. I feel like there might be more depth to it which can't be fully appreciated in the few minutes you spend playing.
That was a unique and quite fun game. Love the organic look and graphical effects :)
Nice to see more strategy games here!
It's so cool watching (and affecting) the game as it simulates things in a very natural way. And I actually really like how you can interpret it as being a planet OR the lens of a microscope. Great work!
It is worthy to spend some time playing to learn the basics (Admittedly, I was very bad at it though).
Amazing concept and design.
I tend to dislike games where you have to click all the time but this one kinda works for me :D
Thanks all for your comment i tried to make a post mortem version but ... the after LD is hard to control ;)
My best score is 200
Pretty cool concept, I wasn't fully sure what I was doing, but it was pretty to look at!
A cool simulation. The game is not that interesting, but that doesn't really matter now does it!
Great job.
I got level 7, 156s.
Very tough, and somewhat confusing, but it seems promising.
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Really charming art style, and good strategy!