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I tried out NeuraQuarium lately and I have to say i'm a little disappointed with the modern gaming industry way of being forced to pay your way into alpha testing. Thanks for staying free.

I think the temperature system in that is fascinating, though, as well as the way that creatures do not explicitly recognize objects in the game world, only color and smell. I think it could be neat for The Bibites to expand in that direction.

I also like the way that instead of a "void" or a "magic forcefield" there's just a rock barrier that deals adjustable damage, makes it feel more like an underwater alcove and encourages hazard avoidance better

linux gaming moment

i have a gtx 1080, a ryzen 7 2700x, and 32 gbs of ram and i still can't run more than 200 bibites without dropping frames. it is what it is

for your own sake, ask your parents to get you an actual computer. not an apple product. a cheap windows laptop would be fine. kids are just not getting the same tech awareness that my generation was any more because of these tablets n shiz. you're gonna need to know how file directories and such work.

Maybe you could change it so that offspring always spawn facing away from their parent though? As it stands it's just RNG whether or not a bibite survives their bloodthirsty offspring.

Or a different suggestion: if i'm not mistaken, a bibite's attack value doesn't scale with maturity, does it? maybe it should. if an elder bibite 10 times its size could out-heal a baby bibite's damage instead of just getting gibbed instantly it could buy them precious time and even open up a niche for slow-maturing parasitic bibites. The meta right now highly favors quick maturation, as there is no possible benefit to doing so slowly.

please don't fix the typos on the default scenario i love it

skill issue

if you complete the E4 and grind for card packs you can unlock pikablu

don't believe me? your loss