One word: Addicting. That pretty much explains the game. Many levels of fun gameplay that is sure to keep you occupied for a long time. I at first thought it wouldn't be that great, but when I started playing nobody could pry me from the computer! The object is to safely guide these creatures, called Darwinians, through their environment, that has been infested by nasty computer viruses. Darwinians are 'born' when you collect the 'souls' from defeated viruses and convert them into Darwinians in an incubator. Certain parts of the game require a specific number of Darwinians to operate machinery to get across landscape to other parts of the environment where they can battle the virus and free their land from it's rule. It's definitely not a boring game. BUT, at some points it can be difficult to get past a level. I myself am stuck on a level. But I'm sure I can get past it using the right strategy.
Darwinia should be noticed by the real-time strategy genre and copied for all its worth. Generally, the genre has moved into greater and greater building complexity and flashier graphics, yet never improved the depth or... Read Full Review
If you haven't heard of this sleeper hit, get yourself a copy. It's downloadable on steam (www.steampowered.com) with a free demo available, so there's no excuse for not trying it. Darwinia is a virtual world populate... Read Full Review
