Cell Machine Indev

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Cell Machine Indev is a single player strategy game. It was developed by Kaiden Howard and was released on June 2, 2023. It received positive reviews from players.

Cell Machine: Indev is the official successor to Mystic Mod, offering new levels, cell types, and quality of life improvements. The game features 30 levels and 10 usable cell types, each with unique functions and interactions. Play in classic Puzzle Mode to create machines that clear out enemy cells, or try Vault Mode for a creative challenge to break the game. Mod support is also included.

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Audience ScoreBased on 45 reviews

gameplay1 positive mentions

graphics3 negative mentions

The game offers smooth vanilla-esque gameplay with minimal lag.
The new music and UI update enhance the overall experience.
It provides a fun sandbox environment with a lot of creative possibilities.

The game lacks features compared to other free remakes and has been criticized for being a bit of a scam.
There are numerous bugs and a lack of polish, making the gameplay experience frustrating.
The absence of music and a proper modding support system detracts from the overall enjoyment.

music
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The music aspect of the game has received mixed feedback; while some users appreciate the recent update that enhances the game's atmosphere, others note the absence of music in the paid version, describing it as feeling empty. Sound effects are generally well-received, but the lack of music remains a point of contention.
- “The new music and UI update really bring the game to life!”
- “I feel this paid version of the game is empty; it doesn't have music (at least for now). It's a bit more buggy, I don't know how to install mods, and the way to download them could be better with an in-game mod shop, and it has some bugs.”
graphics
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The graphics in the game are visually impressive, showcasing high-quality design; however, players have reported numerous graphical bugs, even in the level selector, indicating a need for further polish.
- “The graphics are the best that they can be.”
- “It has been out for 3 months, and even the level selector is full of graphical bugs.”
- “The textures look outdated and lack detail, making the game feel unpolished.”
- “The character models are poorly designed and don't match the quality of modern games.”
stability
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Users report that the paid version of the game feels lacking, with issues such as bugs and the absence of music. Additionally, the mod installation process is unclear, and an in-game mod shop would improve the experience. Overall, stability is a concern due to these technical shortcomings.
- “I feel this paid version of the game is empty; it doesn't have music (at least for now), it's a bit more buggy, and the way to download mods could be improved with an in-game mod shop. There are also some bugs.”
gameplay
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Players appreciate the gameplay of Cell Machine for its smooth and straightforward mechanics, making it an ideal choice for those seeking a classic gaming experience.
- “Probably the best way to play Cell Machine if you're looking for smooth, vanilla-esque gameplay.”