Microcosmum: survival of cells

It's a little hard to keep them where you want them and you can only zoom into the middle so if i'm not in or close to the center i have a hard time with the controls when everything is so small. On the other hand it is nice to move about the board instead of being fixed to one position.

I enjoyed the game. It's fun, but gets a bit repetitive after 7 or 8 levels. I like the walls idea, why not add more obstacles? And maybe a difficulty setting. I wouldn't be put off by more challenging ai. Oh, possible make it so the player can choose their color? Just a few suggestions. I really do like the game!

I enjoy how you can move around your cells. The controls were slightly confusing to me, but mostly because I have played so many games like this though did not have as many controls as this does. Good job!

The control system to move player view around map is awful. Hard to get screen to respond and it moves at a slow pace. Other than that game is awesome. Maybe make a.i. more aggressive

Borderline unplayable. Terrible camera. Unable to see what's going on unless zoomed out. Gameplay is a crawl. Painful for an app to be so slow. Would not recommend. Negative fun. Then have the nerve to show an add on a PC version.

I don't know how they didn't conceive of someone playing a strategy game moving easily to one point on the map. I don't know how they didn't conceive of needing a better way to organize and move your cells. All that being said, those are my only two headaches. The game is good, with great visuals and music.

i had been searching for a game called ATOMOS , its really more likened to space invaders as its got falling thingys, and ya must miss astoroids or destructive stuff on the way down...itsbeen so long ago tho... know anyone at natural motion interactive games labs? i shall play your beautiful games anyways...its just a wonderment question kids...

The game has wonderful visuals and colors but the controls and difficulty in moving sends me elsewhere. Its hard to keep your pieces in one place and you easily lose control if your trying to things quickly as these types of games usually require

Really liked this. Only one level stumped me for a while. The one where you start off with one cell completely surrounded by yellow cells. Oh and one of the last levels is real slow my phone cause there is so much red debris. Would be interested in playing online

If they fixed the controls this would be among the best games out there. At a certain point this game becomes unplayable because the controls on the camera are so difficult

It's great until moving your cell is necessary. Difficult, almost impossible to move it and couldn't upgrade my cells either. Uninstall

So, it's basically a copy of the brilliant Euphoria but with poor camera control, badly made menu and text formatting. It's not a bad idea for a copy, but needs a lot of improvements and it may go a bit above 4.5 and 1mil dls. Come on, this is unity, don't be lazy or if you need free advice and help, just ask...

A fun strategy game, cool visuals. The only compliant is camera controls. Scrolling is clunky and unreliable making it difficult to upgrade units since the only way t9 coardnate units is to stay zoomed out.

Its either there's so many glowing dots or its my tablet ._.

The zoom feature is buggy also maybe an automated feature would be nice so I don't have to upgrade each cell individually which is hard when it zooms out so far tapping a cell so small makes it hard to do right and you wouldnt know you missed up till you have a pile of antibodies doing nothing

Not bad... Very slow relaxing game. It is short with few levels, game is over in no time. Controls are very annoying, very difficult to control your own organism, especially in a crammed area.

Can only zoom to center of map, panning not possible, play is confusing and difficult due to zoom and pan problems. Don't waste your time.

You can't tell if it registered your selection because the movements are so slow and delayed. The camera movement is rediculous, uneeded, and touching an organism for too long triggers movement.

Great game, but the controls are a little wonky. Takes some getting used to. Camera movement needs to be faster, zoom needs to be faster and maybe even game speed could be low 5 percent faster overall.

I love the look and music of this game. The controls took a bit to get used to, but after a few levels it becomes intuitive. Like other reviews, I agree with the lack of being able to zoom into specific areas instead of just the center. As for it being similar to other games, who really cares? Its a fun, relaxing game that encourages me to want to buy it on steam. Its a win/win!

this game is strategic yet relaxing. While being fairly slow moving that eliminates a level of pressure you can find elsewhere if you need an adrenalin kick. Both visually & auditorially pleasing. Like too many games these days, there is a definite lack of instructions. And the "cells" should be larger. Definitely recommend you give this one a go. But God help me if I can ever figure out how to pronounce the name correctly.

It's a little hard to keep them where you want them and you can only zoom into the middle so if i'm not in or close to the center i have a hard time with the controls when everything is so small. On the other hand it is nice to move about the board instead of being fixed to one position.

neat little time-waster. not extremely difficult, killing replay value, but it's fine for what it is: free entertainment. some levels are more unique/memorable than others. i'd suggest giving it a try, just don't be too heartbroken when (not IF) you grow bored of it. it's rendered fairly beautifully, but controls (especially for the camera) can be frustrating.

May be a bit repetitive, but it is amazing for what it has. It's simple yet with a strategy, has very many levels, is relaxing and above all - it's completely free! This isn't just quite 5 star app, but it is above 4 stars.

Auralux is one such game. Zooming mechanics are crappy. Can't even move the screen. No meter to judge how much of another organism you've taken control of. Also, spelling errors in tutorial. Like really? You didn't even bother to spellcheck? Seems like a last minute essay, only this time it's a game.

Could be a good game but the lack of any AI kills it. Enemies float around and never attack, they literally just bounce around with their motes doing nothing. A shame because it looks and sounds great and is just about different enough to make it not an Auralux clone. Without the AI though it just feels pointless.

Amended Devs offered a refund but I decided they earned it. Good time killer game. ❕4/11/16:➡PENDING CONFLICT RESOLUTION.... THIS DEVELOPER IS WORKING WITH ME TO RESOLVE ISSUES WITH PAID VERSION.

This game is just like 50 other games(probably more than 50). For some reason, ever since someone had a bright idea to create a real-time tower take-over game, everyone else wants to make the same thing but "with a twist". Neat concept, pathetic lack of originality. Examples? Starlight, tentacle wars, bacterial wars, star colonies, and obviously the game that started this all, can't remember the exact name but something like kingdom rush or clash of clans.

Fun game. A little slow-placed, but fun and with more depth than other similar games. My main gripe is the controls are kinda lacking. When I move an organism, it is hard to tell if it is doing what I want right away. Also, they float around too much.

This game is relaxing and very enjoyable to play. The visuals and sound are nice as well. The only thing I can really say are wrong with it is that the cells are rather small and because they move and float around freely zooming doesn't really help, you have to constantly move the camera and track where everyone is or continually adjust and move your cells in order to keep everything in frame.

First few levels were okay but there was never any increase in the difficulty as I continued on. Half way through the game and the enemy AI isn't any different or more challenging...

I love this game soooo much, literally the best game on the web!!! I really would love it if there were more levels. or hell maybe more difficulties. but still this game rocks!!!!! every time different things happen...

Very fun. Could use some speed options because the moves are slow. Also, some of the controls feel clunky, but the bouncing effect makes it feel on purpose. It is a more forgiving Auralux with better graphics and more free levels. Love it

This game is original and engaging. I usually don't rate or review games but when I do its because they're great or so terrible that I feel obligated to warn the community. This one is great.

This game is ok but it's hard to see what's happening on a small screen and the game feels slow to respond. Contrast this with tentacle wars which is clearer, faster and simpler because of its linking mechanic while srill having the save level of game play.

So you've stolen the mechanics of Auralux and the controls of Osmos. Ok, fine. Lots of devs do this, I might an just look at how many flappy bird or cookie clicker knockoffs there are. But what won't fly is the worse implementation. The controls aren't very intuitive, you can't increase game speed, it's not clear at any point what level your microbe is at or what units you have selected, overall this is is just a poor effort in my humble opinion. Undoubtedly the game is beautiful and simplistic, not knocking the devs for that, but the implementation of stolen ideas is very poor indeed.

I beat the game and want to start over, but there is no option to restart progress. I even tried uninstall/ reinstall and that didn't work.

Its either there's so many glowing dots or its my tablet ._.

The fact that the AI are pretty stupid makes for a relaxing game. Not very challenging, but it looks like he has an upgrade for those players that want that.

Good game of strategy. Pretty upset that there are some levels where the neutral cells cannot be moved once taken over, but the AI can. Completed the whole game frustrated that the AI could upgrade their cells and I couldn't... Then I watched the tutorial. Might play some more and really rip them a new one. Oh, and several instances I had to reselect and order my antibodies several times before they would actually move. They would highlight as if I selected them and you would see the blue wave from where I