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Never thought that repeating material for biology mature exam could deliver so much fun! Also adding encyclopedia to the program was a brilliant idea – something more for interested ones :) Thanks for such amazing job guys! 6/5!!
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I don't know why but I always have way more patience with games that tell how much it is loaded than games that don't.
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glitch in last level: i was adding more membrane to my cell, when it gets disfigured and half of it is inside out, causing my mitocondria and my golgi body to remain outside the cell yet still live. please fix that.
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a few days before my biology test i played this game, after this my test came and 100! OH YEAH!!!!!! i love this!! 5/5!!!!!!!
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has anyone noticed that movement of cell is faster than the viruses.
well anyone can use this to defeat any wave by moving the cell alot. ( sometimes stopping to let some virus in). this way your cell has lots less virus to deal with at a time. Just using this strategy with some lysosomes you can beat any level. rest is cake walk
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I found a glitch. If you buy and recycle membrane at the same time, the entire membrane spazzes out and goes insane. o.o'
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Well... gaming experience was cool, but this was not really a game, more like a tutorial of some sort. What you did here is quite impressive, now take this base and create a game around it. Could be an RTS or a time-management game (or both), perhaps with managing not only 1 but several cells at the same time.. anyway, plenty of ideas and possibilites here, so keep up a good work! Can't wait to see what will you come up with next!
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ENOURMOUS BUG! it might be what made people think it was too easy! if in the middle of a level you go back in the review and watch one, the enemy timer restarts! if i didnt want to be fair with myself i could have passed the last level easily!
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I'm so angry that Jeeves doesn't sprinkle in glucose in level 6 when he says he will. A cell cannot subsist on amino acids alone.
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Awasome. I hoped, that SPORE would be something like this. Apart from most of "evolution" and "cell" games this one is quite accurate. I hope, that you will make some sandbox freeplay version with different path for different cells (attack, specialized in lot of mitochondrias and eating other cells, defense, specialized in chloroplasts and some toxins or mucus for defense..)
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Also: be sure you're playing version 1.0.1 if you keep having bugs. The version number is in the upper-right on the title screen. If you see version 1.0.0, refresh the page and your troubles should be over! Your saved progress should carry over to version 1.0.1.
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on the last level, I can neither make toxin nor peroxisomes and it caused my cell to implode on itself...also, a fast-foward button would help, along with more game modes.
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Or Greg survived, adapting to a technique found only in a certain Sea Slug; http://www.sciencenews.org/view/generic/id/53496/title/Sea_slug_steals_genes_for_greens,_makes_chlorophyll_like_a_plant
(WHICH IS TOTALLY AWESOME!)
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the robot felt so evil to me but why did it got worried when it lost the colony while crashed into the asteroid 2 dif WTH? and got 10-10 on my exam wicked!
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I guarantee this strategy to pass level 8:
1. deactivate the second mitochondrion(but don't recycle it)
2. move all the time around collecting glucose (thus creating fatty acids) and amino acids
3. at the beginning, invest in few peroxisomes and lots of lysosomes
4. optimize your defences: max out slicer enzymes, lysosomes and built defensins for 50% membrane shield (defensins are effective for
large groups of viruses)
5. save up 2500 ATP, 50 NA, 1250 AA, 50 FA (the 2nd mitochonrion is useful for this purpose),
6. make all the toxins once!
7. watch the process unfold. (the game is won before your cell dies of the huge onslaught of viruses)
easy peasy, if done like that. worked for me.
This comment was originally posted by Emma Dee on cellcraftgames.com/forums
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Is there a sequel coming? It says in Centrosome article: The centrosome also plays a key role in cell division, which is not a feature in this version of the game.
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Beautiful. Just beautiful. I played it so much, it teached almost everything I know about micro-biology, which interests me a lot. Thanks for making a truly beautiful game, educative and fun.
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One of the best game of Kong, it has another purpose other than entertaining, I'll recommend this to my teachers for them to use them on their future students Thumbs up, Cellcraft! 5/5!
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It would be nice if they made a sequel so that you could start with a basic cell and upgrade or level it up to become different species of creatures. Great game though, 5/5 from me. Really fun, entertaining, and educational. Wish there were more games like it.
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An absolutely outstanding game: truly fun and truly informative. I'm a Biology teacher and will be setting this as homework for my Year 12s as soon as we get back from Summer holidays - it's convenient that Cell Biology is the first topic on the course!
Well made and thanks a lot!
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Clearly Narwhal and the 708 people who +ed him didn't learn anything from this game at all. Giving Greg Lysosomes would do nothing at all. What he needs are some Peroxisomes. Congratulations, you all just killed Greg.