Splice
Cipher Prime Studios / June 13, 2012 / Rated Everyone 10+
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Splice is an indie puzzle game developed by Cipher Prime. It is no longer available in the Google Play Store, yet it is possible to purchase it on other platforms.
Gameplay
There is no plot present in the game.
The game's core mechanics center around creating new structures from the disassembled cells. The players have a limited number of moves, also known as splices, to create a new required structure. The main objective of the game is to create the structure with as few splices possible.
There are 77 levels present in the game offering a wide range of power-up cells and special abilities. For example, there is a specific type of cells that destroy both themselves and their children which can be used to reach other cells or destroy an obstacle. There is also a particular type of cells, that is compatible with every cell of the level and links them together. It is essential for the players to remember the types of cells available to them and to make use of everything present in the game.
Soundtrack
The game's soundtrack was recorded by the Cipher Prime's co-creator. Only eight tracks got released to the general public free of charge. This soundtrack consists of seven music tracks that got used in the game's first levels and one from its epilogue.
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