A sandbox physics game inspired by Osmos/Spore/CellCraft/Flow.
You will only get one (biological) cell. Further more it is completely disassembled. Gosh, who did that??
Only your very core is still intact and controllable. Move around and try to build your cell from the parts that are left.
Among them are useful things like chloroplasts, cell membrane parts and energy.
But be careful; moving consumes energy. If your internal energy is depleted you won't be able to move anymore. So you have to collect more energy.
Much fun!
Controls: WASD
Link to Ludum Dare entry: http://www.ludumdare.com/compo/ludum-dare-28/?action=preview&uid=31351
Controls: WASD
As the game is submitted to Ludum Dare I wont push further development into this repo but rather to
https://github.com/xaedes/One-Cell
- FlashDevelop
- ActionScript3
- Ash Framework
- Data Structures For Games (http://polygonal.github.io/ds/)
- SmartGit
- bfxr (http://www.bfxr.net/)
- AudaCity
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moving without energy consumption?
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mouse interaction? is implemented, but didnt feel right - maybe I can improve that
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attract functionality for player? (left click)
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repel functionality for player? (right click)
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rename membran to membrane
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membrane connections should break when distance is to big
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sometimes the mover is like glued to membrane parts, figure out why
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add randomly distorted vector field that has influence on moving things to simulate a dynamic primeval soup