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SeethingSwarm
"The only constant thing in this universe is change."

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Posted by SeethingSwarm - February 5th, 2015


The Mottlecah is a eucalyptus with a delicious flower fruit hidden underneath a hard, protective shell. Once the fruit completely matures, the shell bursts open and reveals a pink fruit that restores a fair amount of health and hunger. Often creatures just break the shell open and eat the Mottlecah fruit before it has time to hatch. This is another one of many plants in my upcoming game "Enter The Flesh Again" :)

Mottlecah Fruit


Posted by SeethingSwarm - February 2nd, 2015


Puffballs are fungi that emit clouds of brown, noxious, dust-like spores. A creature that comes in contact with the spore cloud loses health. Puffballs are inedible, as they are tough, woody mushrooms. Another plant in my upcoming game "Enter The Flesh Again".

Puffballs


Posted by SeethingSwarm - January 4th, 2015


The Sting plant’s flower is a favourite food source for Jellyfish. They help to pollinate these flowers and spread their seed. Like most flowers in this game, the Sting plant has three main stages. It can have a flower which needs to be pollinated in order to become an unripe fruit, then eventually a ripe fruit. Once the fruit is eaten, destroyed or becomes rotten, the plant reverts back to its flower state. The Sting plant’s fruit is delicious and most creatures gain a tiny bit of health from it and their hunger is reduced by a fair amount, depending on whether they’re eating the unripe fruit or the ripe fruit.

Whenever a creature other than a jellyfish attempts to feed on the Sting plant’s flower, it discharges an acidic substance that burns, stings and damages the target creature. The Jellyfish and the Sting plant has a strong symbiotic relationship.

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Posted by SeethingSwarm - December 3rd, 2014


This Pitcher plant is one of many plants in my upcoming game "Enter The Flesh Again". It is carnivorous and has a prey-trapping mechanism triggered by movement. Smaller creatures are attracted to its cupped leaf and whenever one passes by close enough, the plant becomes irritated by tiny hairs running along its strong, rubbery surface which makes it stretch open and envelope its prey whole. If creatures aren’t fast or strong enough to escape, they either suffocate to death, or die by being digested alive through enzymes secreted by the plant itself.

The Pitcher Plant


Posted by SeethingSwarm - November 3rd, 2014


One of the many creatures in my upcoming game "Enter The Flesh Again".

These demons, or evil spirits, are incarnations of beings who committed a series of negative actions in previous lives. They are filled with anger, while they linger in confusion between different realms, lashing out with hatred at anyone who comes near them. These spirits will wander aimlessly in extreme suffering until they wear out their negative merits or until they are plunged out of their confusion by another, and get the chance to be reborn again.

Demons


Posted by SeethingSwarm - October 26th, 2014


Another playable character in my upcoming game "Enter The Flesh Again".

These Devic Spirits are enlightened beings, but still attached to the mortal world. They have very little personal desire and do not require food to survive. They constantly regenerate health and have the ability to heal others as well. Devas live long lives full of bliss and are generally invisible to other creatures.

Devas or Devic Spirits


Posted by SeethingSwarm - October 12th, 2014


Another playable character in my upcoming game "Enter The Flesh Again".

These creatures are intelligent mammals, crafting tools for survival and comfort. They are aggressive hunters, favouring meat over any other kind of food and they hunt down almost any kind of creature. They have a special affinity with Mysocats, using them as transport and to help them hunt down prey.

I haven’t named these creatures yet, so if you have any suggestions, feel free to write them down in the comments section below.

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Posted by SeethingSwarm - September 28th, 2014


Another playable character in my upcoming game "Enter The Flesh Again".

The Octopus is a cephalopod mollusc born from an egg. It feeds mainly on plankton and smaller creatures. As a defence mechanism against predators or to subdue prey, the octopus can eject a thick cloud of ink and venomous saliva to stun and damage its opponent.

Octopus


Posted by SeethingSwarm - September 8th, 2014


Another playable character in my upcoming game "Enter The Flesh Again".

Yuvustus make their homes in caves and moslty go outside only to gather food. They prefer isolation and are untrusting of others, keeping mostly to themselves. They are omnivorous hunter-gatherers, feeding on plants but sometimes also on other animals.

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Posted by SeethingSwarm - August 24th, 2014


I've been really busy working on "Enter The Flesh Again" in silent, but I feel like I should give you guys a little update of what I've been up to and how the game is going so far, so here's a little bit of blabbering 

I've been making it so that you can find a mate, get pregnant, give birth and raise your child to adulthood. This is quite a task, considering the amount of creatures in the game. So far, I've done it for all of the mammals in the game. It's challenging to find a willing mate, but once you do, I think it's pretty fun to have a companion walking around with you, and once you have a child, you become this little family discovering the world together!

There's still quite a few things I have to work out with this new system, but things are coming along pretty well. I haven't made this possible for creatures like butterflies and reptiles yet. Their life cycles are a bit different, especially Jellyfish. I'm still not sure how I'm going to make them work, but I'm going to try my best!

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