[h1] Personal review [/h1] Much better than the DS version. I love the bouncing mission visuals. There's finally a choice of difficulty for the campaign, but some of the missions seem nearly impossible on brutal. As far as I can tell, the only difference between difficulties is the AI damage is insanely boosted. And my locust gets easily 2-shot by sharks. I'm not a fan of battle royals, but this was better than I thought it would be. Interesting upgrades that you don't see in the campaign, but still improves the battle royal. Over 50 different [b] tastefully [/b] colored amoebas. Overall, better improvement from the DS version. I hope more content will be added in the future.

Fun strategy game that favors better strategizing over brute-forcing in the harder difficulties, pleasant graphics in both the menus and the game and runs very well even on lower-end computers.

It's cute and an rts and we need more cute rts's.

Cute game, however the controls are difficult to manage and after awhile the AI becomes to overpowered. They constantly chase you down and give you no time to create you army. Also the army cap is 25 creatures which doesn't give you enough to diversify you army how you want to. overall a decent game that needs a lot of core fixes.

The game is fun but it lacks much substance as I'm pretty sure it's more or less just an updated port of the original DS ware game. The entire campaign can be beaten in 3 or 4 hours and it's really just a very long tutorial. The actual RTS elements are light but they are there, you don't have to worry about base building or micromanaging 100 units at a time which I appreciate. Besides the campaign there is only 2 game modes one of which is in "beta" (and I'm fairly sure it will never leave beta). With all that said I think the game is actually very fun and easier to control than the original DS game, but for $15 USD there really isn't enough content to justify the price tag as you can see everything there is to see in about 10 hours. (and that's being generous) I would recommend buying it when it's on sale as the content that's there is very fun. Note: the multiplayer is dead so you have to bring friends if you don't want to fight only AI

Fun game and the new modes are awesome. I Played it on the DSI so i was amazed at the new Outbreak mode. Update: The developer is active in the Discord and we got to play a 3v3 battle against them with other players.

I can't decide, if this is a well made baby's first RTS, in which case it would be a lovely addition to the genre, or an attempt gone wrong to cutify an RTS war scenario, in which case it might still be a lovely addition to the genre. Basebuilding is completely out, because amoebas produce units by mitosis and upgrade by metamorphosis (NOT EVOLUTION! GET YOUR TERMS RIGHT!). it is competent, a bit slow, and has some harsh difficulty spikes. But it is a nice divergence from the war-like scenarios of humans vs aliens, humans vs humans, robots vs goo, etc. Follow my curator at https://store.steampowered.com/curator/28337205-Fair-Minded-Witness/

I played this game a lot back in middle-high school on mobile, though I lost track of it until recently. I had given up hope in ever playing it again. So it was a nice surprise to find it on steam. It's a great game, even if there doesn't seem to be anyone in the online mode.

pretty dope

This is a GREAT game, relaxing, yet challenging, you'll find yourself playing it for hours. I've always wanted to play this game again, having experienced it on my DSI, and it didn't disappoint. Despite the game already being wonderful, there's more to come, and still time for the game to grow.