Multicellular

Multicellular

Insane Dreamers · October 18, 2018 · Indie, Simulation, Relaxing, Survival, Roguelite

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Multicellular price by region

Multicellular costs $6.29 in Georgia (USD), £8.50 in the United Kingdom, $9.99 in the United States, €9.99 in Europe (EUR), CA$12.99 in Canada, A$14.50 in Australia, NZ$14.75 in New Zealand, R$32.99 in Brazil and zł45.99 in Poland right now.

Cheapest Multicellular offer in each region, in local currency
RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
Georgia (USD) $6.29 $6.29 — 1
United Kingdom £8.50 £8.50 — 1
United Statesyour region $9.99 $9.99 — 1
Europe (EUR) €9.99 €9.99 — 1
Canada CA$12.99 CA$12.99 — 1
Australia A$14.50 A$14.50 — 1
New Zealand NZ$14.75 NZ$14.75 — 1
Brazil R$32.99 R$32.99 — 1
Poland zł45.99 zł45.99 — 1

Each row is a real price from that region's own stores, not a currency conversion, so the figures are not directly comparable. Switch regions in the header to shop the one you buy in.

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About Multicellular

✦ AI summary

Multicellular is a creature-building game where you design organisms from over 100 different cell types and compete for survival against AI, environmental hazards, and other players across multiple game modes. Create armored tanks, lightning-fast hunters, or cunningly camouflaged predators and lead your species through an evolutionary arms race across seven distinct maps.

Multicellular will take you back in time, to the dawn of life, when the only creatures living on the planet were single-cell organisms and small multicellular organisms.

With over 100 different types of cell at your disposal, you can create any type of organism, from the most heavily armoured to the swiftest, from the most poisonous to the best camouflaged.
In Multicellular, the only limit is your imagination, so get in there and rule this new world!

Survive against hunger, other creatures and even the environment; everything on this planet can kill you! … and will do, if you're not careful enough.
You can rely only on your own strengths, using your ability to adapt, your cunning and your experience.

You can also play multiplayer games and face difficulties together with some friends, but beware: there will be other players outside ready to feed on your succulent cells.

The race for evolution has just begun! Will you be in the lead or will you just be a pitiful fossil for the generations to come?

The game modes currently available are:
- Evolution
- Genetic superiority
- King of the Puddle
- Football

At the moment there are 7 maps, each dedicated to a particular game mode.

Players will have over 100 types of cells available to them, divided into 5 categories.

Each game mode can be played either in single player or multiplayer.

Multicellular — game info

Platforms
Windows
Player modes
Single-player, Online PvP, Online co-op
PC Game Pass
Not included

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

✦ AI summary

Multicellular has an interesting concept of building and evolving cells, but players consistently report that the game feels unfinished and abandoned, with bland gameplay hampered by unintuitive controls and poorly balanced mechanics like energy drains that make survival tedious. The building system shows promise but becomes cumbersome as organisms grow larger, and core features like mating feel impractical, leaving most players finding the experience more boring than engaging despite the game's potential.

Not recommended Mar 28, 2020
I tried my hardest to like this game. I recently came back to it and gave it a second chance. But it's just.... boring. The controls aren't intuitive and the gameplay is bland, The game feels like it's only about half finished, but I think it's been abandoned since there are no new features or changes since I last played. The energy bar constantly is at empty but it's not like it matters, because your health bar takes absolutely ages to drain and you can reset every 2 minutes. If you organism is in trouble you can just go to the menu and reset the health. And why wouldn't you? Your energy drains incredibly fast no matter what and food sources don't give you much to work with. Fat stores drain so fast they're completely useless as well, not that you'll ever fill up the energy bar. The starter organism was better than any other organism I used, because it was small, nimble, and had low energy usage (at least compared to other organisms). Even constantly eating food, I was still losing energy. Combat is stupid too. Every organism has an absurd amount of health and the only way to take anyone down is to literally jam them against a wall. Playing as an omnivore, hunting was pointless…
6 found this helpful
Not recommended Nov 20, 2020
A game where you build a cell that can survive, grow and evolve. The building process is fairly good with a good, but not great selection of building blocks. There are several tiers in maybe 5 different categories that you unlock by spending DNA. This includes mouths, spikes, guns type weapons, healing, armor, etc. In a normal game you will gather both protein and DNA by eating food and supposedly by mating. I never actually tried mating though as you would have to find a partner and line up the "mating" parts which did not seem worthwhile at all. The building has some issues though, there needed to be ways to quickly drop many parts, invert pieces and such. Building just gets cumbersome when you get to larger organisms. A bigger problem is that after unlocking a higher tier (which means a different central cell), there is no way to swap out the main cell. You have to remove the old one. When you remove the central cell, every other part is also removed. Very bad design as the building is already clunky. The game itself leaves a lot to be desired unfortunately. The only game mode is a random map where you can tweak a few parameters like size, active disaster types and …
4 found this helpful
Recommended Nov 13, 2020
this is a really good game but how do I assign flagella to keys (like if i want a flagellum to respond to the s key)
1 found this helpful
Recommended Mar 1, 2020
Tis very Nice.
1 found this helpful
Not recommended Jun 29, 2023
This simulation really could have been very cool and it as potential, but at its current state its very barebones. Also, the developer(s) said, they will no longer work at this.
Not recommended Oct 1, 2022
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