However, this is a very badly made ? as in, badly designed and programmed - game.įull disclosure: yes, I am in fact a professional software tester - but no, these are NOT merely "technical issues." My experience was not a matter of a few bugs. I'm not against inexpensive spinoffs of a cool game idea - look at the Match 3 genre. I am familiar with the concept of this game and have played the original title, on which "evolution" games are based, on my home gaming system. Overall this is a wonderful change of pace from the typical Big Fish style of game.Īfter years of playing and loving Big Fish games, this experience finally prompted me to write a review. I have yet to find the "Genlab" where you can monitor your evolution and I'm not sure do what else #can anybody help here?#. I have only played the demo, but it is a definite buy for me. It takes a little while to get used to moving and the kelp does have to be navigated, but it does get much easier with practice. I absolutely love the otherwordly, colorful graphics. The background music is eerie and perfect for the primordial sea. When you have completely eaten your quota of a color # kept track of at the bottom of the screen#, you may advance to the next stage. If you can't find anything to eat, move up or down #moving the mouse wheel# to explore another depth. Once into the game, follow the expanding circles to find your next meal. The 3 tabs will explain controls and basic objectives #mainly to grow as big as you can#and exit the game by clicking on the exit sign in the bottom left of the screen#. Before playing, click on the little "i" in the upper left corner of the screen. Once you figure out the game mechanics, this game really grows on you. I really enjoy games that are different and unusual.
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