Super Grower

Super Grower

by mrnannings
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Super Grower

Rating:
2.5
Released: October 08, 2018
Last updated: October 08, 2018
Developer: mrnannings

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Description

Beat 40 levels by being agile, eat yellow dots and grow bigger. If enemies are smaller than you, they turn green and you are able to eat them. Remove all enemies from the battle arena to win the level. Game gets gradually more hectic and thus harder.

ESC back to level select

How to Play

Move the mouse and collect yellow coins

FAQ

What is Super Grower?

Super Grower is an action-based top-down game developed by mrnannings where you control a moving square that grows by defeating enemies.

How do you play Super Grower?

In Super Grower, you navigate your square using keyboard controls, smash into enemy shapes to defeat them, and collect their essence to grow in size.

What is the main objective in Super Grower?

The main objective in Super Grower is to survive waves of enemy shapes and grow as large as possible by absorbing defeated enemies.

Are there upgrades or progression systems in Super Grower?

Super Grower features progression through increasing your square's size as you defeat enemies, making you stronger and able to take on tougher challenges.

On which platforms is Super Grower available?

Super Grower is a browser-based action game playable online through platforms like Kongregate.

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Pykrete

Oct. 12, 2018

19
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I just realized you also ripped off Tough Growth, and managed to both exacerbate literally all of its flaws and remove many of its better features (like seeing when enemies have an attack queued, or disabling the screen shake on a precision mouse game).

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Rockphed

Oct. 11, 2018

50
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This game ... has pacing issues. The hardest level was probably 35. The last 2 levels were only hard because I was afraid that the large boxes off the screen edge were going to start moving. While the music is good and the colors interesting, I feel like this is a halfhearted attempt to copy "Hard Growth" without understanding what made that game fun and interesting.

Perhaps the biggest problem is that the blue, tracking things neither time out nor disappear when they leave the screen. This means that levels where you need precision become races against time when the blue squares are involved.

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Pykrete

Oct. 11, 2018

57
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There's some very...generous hit detection going on here. The random spawns are prone to screwing you, particularly when the pink triangles or orange spread shots are involved. Blue homing shots should probably disappear when they go off the edge -- their arcs are far too wide to reasonably keep herded onscreen, and many levels have far too many of them to reasonably keep track of if they go out of sight.

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Warlocked

Oct. 18, 2018

6
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Also does the screen -really- need to shake when you are trying to avoid a bajillion seeking blues?

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ReverendDel

Oct. 12, 2018

29
4

The triangles are stupid, they turn this game from one about skill to one about RNG. Simply put, not a puzzle game if it becomes impossible to beat a level due to random chance.