Play as a giant, constantly evolving amoeba and fight off intensifying waves of humans trying to protect their cities. Craft new organelles and cores to respond to escalating threats. Can you destroy all 16 city gates and escape to the surface?
Post 7DRL patch (v2.1.0); fixes performance and major QoL bugs.
This game depends on .NET Desktop Runtime 5.0.*. Be sure to install it on your system before running it.
Make sure to install libgdplus with your package manager of choice, in addition to the .NET framework, to run the game.
Arrow keys: Move Space: Wait A, D: Go to previous/next nucleus Z: Organelle mode toggle Arrow keys (Organelle mode): Select organelle X: Examine mode toggle Arrow keys (Examine mode): Move examine cursor Destroy all cities to win.
Stuck? Try reviewing the following information:
- When you move (not swap), you drag a path of organelles behind you. The highlighted slime shows which tiles will be dragged! This can be used to position organelles strategically and quickly.
- To learn what something is, e[x]amine it.
- Pressing space to pass a turn or luring enemies can break an otherwise impenetrable formation.
- In the early game, it is easy to find new base organelles but hard to find crafting materials. This inverts as time goes on.
- Find the right balance between combat, exploration, and organelle management for your play-style; all of these cost time and come with different risks and rewards.
Want an easier gamemode? Launch the program with the command line argument --easy for a tuned-down difficulty level.
Want an extra challenge instead? Launch the program with the command line argument --gj to activate GJ mode.
For those unfamiliar, to launch a program with a command line argument, just add the argument to the end of the line where you would launch the program from the terminal. For example, AmoebaRL.exe --easy to launch easy mode. On windows, this can be automated with shortcuts: Right click the executable, select "create shortcut", then right click the shortcut and add the argument to the end of the "Target" field, separated by a space.
Extensive playtesting, design, and support from JackNine Further playtesting from Qu and Decinym Engine: https://github.com/FaronBracy/RogueSharp Font: https://github.com/libtcod/libtcod/blob/develop/data/fonts/terminal12x12_gs_ro.png .NET 5.0 by Microsoft
