Relaxing, pretty. It's a good entry into the ambient gaming genre. If you liked Osmosis, then you'll like this. Interesting that levels are generated dynamically. This means that if you replay a level it won't be the same - it will be similar in many respects and seems to test the same themes that the level is there to test, but the dice are definitely re-rolled for many of the starting criteria and layout. These re-played levels can indeed end up harder or easier depending on the dice roll. When you plan and execute a strategy and it all goes according to plan, it is gratifying. Would have appreciated some better controls later in the campaign when the constant and repetitive "fly round-ups" - directing your "troops" from birth planets to battle zones - seem to be 90% of what you do. Starts to feel like you are a four-star general that all of the sudden has a crappy desk job. Still fun. One thing that absolutely blows - I have not been able to beat the final level because the game crashes on me when I get deep into that level.
You can't beat the price of this little gem...free! This beautiful and simple game will suck you in and steal hours from your life without you even realizing it! The game begins with you having one "planet" with one un... Read Full Review
Eufloria: New name, new features, a new addiction. I've just finished to explore this new version of the old "Dyson". Many things have change since the last version, now you have to pay for it (not much) but its very wel... Read Full Review
