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Pretty fun, but I would like it to be a lot harder. Have some white blood cells that start moving faster, or obstacles that you have to move around (blood clots? I don't know..). An endless mode would be cool, or just more levels. Perhaps for added difficulty there could be some or all cells that it takes a second to eat, like tiny cells (call it size 1) you can just munch, but a cell of size 5 you have to kind of follow and stay on it, or it just is eaten to a size 2 so you only grow +3 size, if that makes sense? And you could upgrade that to be able to eat faster. I definitely see the work put into it since Vivirion 1 (there was something charming about the pixelated cells), and I'm looking forward to seeing it become an even better game.
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Well, there is no problem with white cells killing HIV... while it it out of a cell (T CD4+, to be more precise), white cells can phagocytize HIV virus
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HIV is basically the aftermath of cancer and smoking. You have to be as lucky as a rabbit in a bush of 4 leaf clovers to to not fall from HIV.
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Too short, and elements of the game were barely there. I saw the 'white blood cells' only twice, and I saw the 'bonus' cells only once during the whole game, despite having 5/5 in the 'bonus' upgrades.
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This looks like an interesting game that I would like to play (even if viruses don't really eat cells. :) ). However, it's way too laggy for me. I hope you can find the problem and fix it. FYI: I have a Core 2 Duo with 3GB RAM, Windows 7 and Firefox. I play many other flash games on this computer with no problems. Even Portal runs well. Anyways, hope you can fix it.
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Every scientist: "HIV and AIDS are viruses that attack the immune system.
Developer: "You are HIV, but avoid all of the T-Blood Cells because I don't actually know what HIV does..."
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my thoughts through the whole entire hiv section: Wait what? Isn't there supposed to be zero white blood cells in hiv? Thats what I thought.