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 Small choice game about a blob that can evolve how you want it to., November 14, 2021by Wade Clarke (Sydney, Australia) Related reviews: choice-based, Choicescript, IFComp 2016, science fiction (This review originally appeared as a blog post of mine during IFComp 2016.) Was this review helpful to you? Yes No Remove vote | Add a comment
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An affectionate take on the evolution/building sim genre, July 20, 2017You start as a single-celled organism, wriggling in primordial ooze, but by making decisions on your approach to other cells and what to eat, you slowly build up an organism, then a population, then a civilisation. A game with a similar premise is Epitaph, although that approaches the evolution of civilisations from an outsider's perspective, while this is very much an insider's view. Was this review helpful to you? Yes No Remove vote | Add a comment
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Spore in choicescript, with hats, May 10, 2017by MathBrush This is a choicescript game with several short chapters and 2 longer chapters that involve cycling through similar events. Was this review helpful to you? Yes No Remove vote | Add a comment
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Like EVO, with hats!, November 3, 2016by Audiart (Davis, CA) While technically IF, "Lifeform" is more like an online teen survey ("What is Your Inner Spirit Animal?" "Which Gilligan's Island Character Are You?") than anything else. Except that, unlike a teen survey, it is funny, well written, and not a complete waste of time. Although it's a hypertext game, it is not tedious like the Twine genre and is ultimately an enjoyable, quick, puzzle-less diversion worth playing once or twice if you feel like something light. Or you could fill out a Meyers Briggs Test. The results may be remarkably the same. Was this review helpful to you? Yes No Remove vote | Add a comment
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It's a choice-game of life, October 25, 2016by Owlor (Sweden) This game owes a lot to Spore, but where Spore disappointed me by being shallow versions of a bunch of genres strung together, this is much more cohesive and consequently, I actually prefer it to spore. It has a similar sense of humor, though it is written with a very modern informal tone that might be hit and miss for people. Speaking only for myself, however, it was right up my alley and I very much recommend it. Was this review helpful to you? Yes No Remove vote | Add a comment
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