KromacelliK Explore the infinitesimal in the strange & fascinating KromacelliK.Ride throughout the KromacelliK organis… $1.99 Buy Now Watch Media DetailsExplore the infinitesimal in the strange & fascinating KromacelliK.Ride throughout the KromacelliK organism, an original 8-bit world overran by all kinds of microbes and cells. Link to others cells and lead them to the right exit. Beware of the viruses and mines which abound around the levels. To fight them, use the cells you transport as weapons and project them over your enemies.FEATURES- Idiosyncratic 8-bit atmosphere- Elegant ambient soundtrack- Explore the infinitesimal at cells size- Use the cells as a weaponNOTE : If you are under iPhone 4 and 4S you may experience some low performances. Information Seller: Genre:Arcade, Puzzle Release:Mar 19, 2015 Updated:Nov 30, -0001 Version: Size:0.0 TouchArcade Rating:Unrated User Rating:Unrated Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal chief78 Well-Known Member Jul 24, 2012 2,316 7 38 #2 chief78, Mar 18, 2015 This looks really interesting, but without a video, I have no basis of what those screenshots mean. Anybody? PeteOzzy Well-Known Member Oct 30, 2013 4,596 1 0 Norwich, England #3 PeteOzzy, Mar 18, 2015 There are quite a few videos up on the web about this, seems to be a very slow-paced arcade puzzler. Not sure what the policy is on posting videos really but this one should be fine. Subscribe to the TouchArcade YouTube channel CygnetSeven Moderator Staff Member Feb 6, 2010 7,493 8 38 #4 CygnetSeven, Mar 18, 2015 Bizarre! I hope that music is in the game. Qwertz555 Well-Known Member May 22, 2010 2,276 6 38 #5 Qwertz555, Mar 18, 2015 Very intriguing, specaially after seeing the video. Earth's biggest war zone probably, our body. I'll bite later, for sure. It's been a long time for me that Bulkypix released something good, considering this will be good, of course. drelbs Well-Known Member Jun 25, 2009 11,190 1 36 #6 drelbs, Mar 18, 2015 Wow this looks neat! EXTRA LIMP BONUS! touchy85 Well-Known Member Jan 21, 2015 1,616 0 0 #7 touchy85, Mar 18, 2015 is this level based or high-score based? Juananime New Member Mar 18, 2015 4 0 0 #8 Juananime, Mar 18, 2015 Hi guy, I'm the developer of kromacellik, although th specifications, the game is not optimized for iPhone 4 and iPhone 4a, I told to Bulkypix to amend this info in the AppStore. The video's music is by the French musician and producer Fedaden, who like our first game demo and allow us to use his work in this video promo. Kromacellik it's a slow paced puzzle platform , if any is willing to download let me give you my thanks in advance . Juananime New Member Mar 18, 2015 4 0 0 #9 Juananime, Mar 18, 2015 Last edited: Mar 18, 2015 Hi guys, I'm the developer of kromacellik, although the specifications, the game is not optimized for iPhone 4 and iPhone 4a, I told to Bulkypix to amend this info in the AppStore. The video's music is by the French musician and producer Fedaden, who liked our first game demo and kindly allowed us to use his work in this video promo. Kromacellik it's a slow paced puzzle platform , if any is willing to download let me give you my thanks in advance . Juananime New Member Mar 18, 2015 4 0 0 #10 Juananime, Mar 18, 2015 Sorry for the duplicated message CygnetSeven Moderator Staff Member Feb 6, 2010 7,493 8 38 #11 CygnetSeven, Mar 18, 2015 Welcome to TA! Good luck with your launch, this looks kinda Jeff Minter-ish in style and I mean that as a compliment. Is this your first publication? Juananime New Member Mar 18, 2015 4 0 0 #12 Juananime, Mar 18, 2015 Oh thanks! Yes it is our first personal project. I have worked before doing sutff for other companies, but Kromacellik is the first important project by myself and my partner Benet. I would love to be as good as Jeff Minter, thanks for the compliment! cloudpuff Well-Known Member Sep 12, 2013 3,602 0 0 lazy layabout uk #13 cloudpuff, Mar 18, 2015 This looks great, will def be picking up at the weekend. Duke12 Well-Known Member Oct 25, 2013 918 9 18 #14 Duke12, Mar 19, 2015 No screen rotation? Sigh... saosijs Well-Known Member Mar 24, 2012 1,479 0 36 Brazil #15 saosijs, Mar 19, 2015 Picked this up because of the looks and the trailer. No idea how the game play is (yet). I do hope though that the game physics is more accurate than the promotional mathematics metalcasket Moderator Staff Member May 24, 2010 9,293 58 48 Deepest Circle, Hell #16 metalcasket, Mar 19, 2015 XD Guessing the normal price is $2.99. Whatever the case, yep...picked it up too and I'm looking forward to trying it out. The trailer was intriguingly great. saosijs Well-Known Member Mar 24, 2012 1,479 0 36 Brazil #17 saosijs, Mar 20, 2015 First impressions. Played 3 and a half level. The visuals are better than the game play. You kinda need to drag/push balls (cells) to their color matching homes. That is from one place on a map to another place. You play as a microcell yourself and attach to the other bigger cells (automatically a rope appears when close enough) or you just push them. Controlling the microcell feels imprecise, it is by dragging your finger around it, but I feel I lose too easy the link between my finger and my microcell. I know It is not supposed to be a fast game, but it feels too tedious even for a slow game. The first levels have some "puzzles" but these are really simple (changing color and size). Not sure if I want to find out if that improves. (You must log in or sign up to post here.) 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This looks really interesting, but without a video, I have no basis of what those screenshots mean. Anybody?
There are quite a few videos up on the web about this, seems to be a very slow-paced arcade puzzler. Not sure what the policy is on posting videos really but this one should be fine. Subscribe to the TouchArcade YouTube channel
Very intriguing, specaially after seeing the video. Earth's biggest war zone probably, our body. I'll bite later, for sure. It's been a long time for me that Bulkypix released something good, considering this will be good, of course.
Hi guy, I'm the developer of kromacellik, although th specifications, the game is not optimized for iPhone 4 and iPhone 4a, I told to Bulkypix to amend this info in the AppStore. The video's music is by the French musician and producer Fedaden, who like our first game demo and allow us to use his work in this video promo. Kromacellik it's a slow paced puzzle platform , if any is willing to download let me give you my thanks in advance .
Hi guys, I'm the developer of kromacellik, although the specifications, the game is not optimized for iPhone 4 and iPhone 4a, I told to Bulkypix to amend this info in the AppStore. The video's music is by the French musician and producer Fedaden, who liked our first game demo and kindly allowed us to use his work in this video promo. Kromacellik it's a slow paced puzzle platform , if any is willing to download let me give you my thanks in advance .
Welcome to TA! Good luck with your launch, this looks kinda Jeff Minter-ish in style and I mean that as a compliment. Is this your first publication?
Oh thanks! Yes it is our first personal project. I have worked before doing sutff for other companies, but Kromacellik is the first important project by myself and my partner Benet. I would love to be as good as Jeff Minter, thanks for the compliment!
Picked this up because of the looks and the trailer. No idea how the game play is (yet). I do hope though that the game physics is more accurate than the promotional mathematics
XD Guessing the normal price is $2.99. Whatever the case, yep...picked it up too and I'm looking forward to trying it out. The trailer was intriguingly great.
First impressions. Played 3 and a half level. The visuals are better than the game play. You kinda need to drag/push balls (cells) to their color matching homes. That is from one place on a map to another place. You play as a microcell yourself and attach to the other bigger cells (automatically a rope appears when close enough) or you just push them. Controlling the microcell feels imprecise, it is by dragging your finger around it, but I feel I lose too easy the link between my finger and my microcell. I know It is not supposed to be a fast game, but it feels too tedious even for a slow game. The first levels have some "puzzles" but these are really simple (changing color and size). Not sure if I want to find out if that improves.
