savage
06-02-2006, 12:37 PM
One of our newer members Finch ('http://www.pascalgamedevelopment.com/privmsg.php?mode=post&u=403'), posted information on the Your Projects ('http://www.pascalgamedevelopment.com/viewforum.php?f=9') section of our forums about his game called Cell Fray ('http://www.pascalgamedevelopment.com/viewtopic.php?t=2987')
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The game principle is simple. There are two factions of cells.
If some cell is in touch with an enemy cell, they begin to suck each other. The stronger cell, usually the optically bigger cell, wins and gains more strength (but sometimes it doesn't, if the cells are equivalent). One cell can suck only one other cell at any given time. Consequently, several smaller cells can suck one bigger cell together before the bigger one get a chance to kill the smaller ones.
There is also some food on the map. The cells can eat it in order to grow and gain strength.
If a cell is big enough, it can do a mitosis, which means that the cell separates into two smaller cells.
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The game principle is simple. There are two factions of cells.
If some cell is in touch with an enemy cell, they begin to suck each other. The stronger cell, usually the optically bigger cell, wins and gains more strength (but sometimes it doesn't, if the cells are equivalent). One cell can suck only one other cell at any given time. Consequently, several smaller cells can suck one bigger cell together before the bigger one get a chance to kill the smaller ones.
There is also some food on the map. The cells can eat it in order to grow and gain strength.
If a cell is big enough, it can do a mitosis, which means that the cell separates into two smaller cells.
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