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About This Game Before you play Sparkle ZERO please be aware that this game contains no tutorial. You will be left to explore the world alone, learning to climb the evolutionary ladder. The blue whale is the largest living organism on Earth today and can reach a length of 33 meters. Evolution comes a long way to develop such large and powerful organisms and that evolutionary journey always starts from much smaller creatures, like those the Blue Whale now eats; which can be up to 4 tons a day. Go back to the beginning of evolution. Start from ZERO and become the smallest creature – a spark of life - which has endless development paths ahead of it. Your task is to find food, which helps to grow and develop. But be careful, you are not alone on your climb to the evolutionary peak. Many other organisms also fight for the same resources and development opportunities. Evolution is rich in variations, some of which are not favorable for survival, leading to defeat by better suited organisms. Be the best, the biggest and the most efficient. Become the ultimate sparkle of them all. Fill the gallery of amazing creatures – the results of countless evolutionary variations. - Visionary graphics - Amazing atmosphere highlighted by mood music - A complex evolution system for organisms with; - Variety of organisms that populate the different layers of the world - Gallery of the most interesting sparkles 7aa9394dea Title: Sparkle ZEROGenre: Action, Indie, SimulationDeveloper:MMEUPublisher:Forever Entertainment S. A.Release Date: 14 Mar, 2016 Sparkle ZERO Download Utorrent Kickass Well it's an ok game. Sparkle 2 Evo is much better, even 3 is. This one's short and easy, more of a grinder without any possibility of taking action in evolution of your sparkle.I got it for 0.99 \u20ac, wouldn't recommend to pay more.. 'Sparkle ZERO' is a casual game. A controller is recommended to play this game but not absolutely necessary. You control a sea-dwelling creature called a sparkle. The only thing you need to do is swim around and eat everything you can. The more you eat, the larger your sparkle becomes. When you reach the maximum size (level 50), the game ends. Your sparkle will look different depending on the type of food you eat the most. Unlike the other Sparkle games, there is no color to differentiate the types of food, and no tutorial or explanation of the mechanics, so I'm not sure how you're supposed to know what to eat to become the type of creature you prefer. I ended up just devouring everything and suppose I became an average sparkle, the 'omnivore' of 'Sparkle 2 Evo'.'Sparkle ZERO' is not a colorful game like the other Sparkle games. Look at the screenshots. It's practically a game in black & white. The music is rather weird: it came and went as if someone was slowly turning the volume of my speakers all the way down and then back up to where it was, and repeated this the whole time. Steam tells me I played the game for 87 minutes. In that time, I finished the game and got all the achievements. So it's a very short experience. It didn't need to be any longer, because the last 10 minutes or so I was getting bored with it already and just kept playing until the game ended, to get that last achievement to pop.I noticed two technical issues, as well: - when using a controller: after you opened any of the menu options and go back to the main menu, you can't navigate anymore (pressing 'up' or 'down' on the controller does nothing), so you have to use the mouse to navigate the menu;- when the game ends, the screen becomes white and freezes like that. You need to force a shutdown of the game by using the task bar (or maybe alt + F4 works too, I didn't try).I don't think I'll be recommending this game. I bought it for only 99 cents and enjoyed it for what is was, but it's way too short for its full price and 'Sparkle 2 Evo' is a better alternative because it's more colorful and more varied. If you like this sort of game and can buy it heavily discounted, it'll bring you about an hour and a half of fun and an easy 100% achievements, but that's it. I see no reason to play this game twice.. Good (kinda) mindless fun in small doses.Eat food, grow bigger, & repeat. Eat other fishes\/ sparkles (??) & turn them into food too.Took me just under 2hrs to collect all 11 achievements & get the 3 trading cards.Only cost 49c during a 90% Off sale, so i'd consider it pretty good value for that amount of change. $4.99 which is full price, i'm not too sure about. I'd recomend waiting for the sale personally.. Think of this as a piece of interactive fractal art rather than a game, and the controller\/mouse as a paint brush. The way you interact with the surroundings determines the way your creature\/organism looks.It's a beautiful little game, ideal for those who just want something casual to relax to coupled with stunning visual and sound. There are no real goals, just different ways to create different creature forms.. Fun and colourful and the art style is good. The game is repeatative and there is not much gameplay mechanics though but I still enjoyed 2-3 hours playing it. :) Buy it on sales :D. Ok, now they're not even trying.I'm not going to give a formal review with this one since it doesn't deserve it.Sparkle Zero is the third installment of the Sparkle series made by Forever Entertainment.Oh, it's definitely a Zero, that's for sure.The problem here is that this game isn't even a knockoff, it's a blatant ripoff of flOw.I don't need to go into specific details, it is literally copying flOw word for word.It even copies flOw's visual style of white lines and circles.The objective is as simple as it can be: Beat the final boss and reach the maximum level.This game disrespects Forever Entertainment's reputation as a company, their previous Sparkle installments, and most importantly, the creators of flOw and their fans.Sparkle 2 had enough to stand on its own because it had an immersive feeling of exploration.Sparkle 3 stripped away some of that feeling in favor of a linear story.Sparkle Zero strips any feeling of immersion and just gives you a carbon copy of flOw.If they wanted to make more money, they should've just called it flOw (PC Version) since that's all it is.I wouldn't be surprised if Sony threatened to sue Forever Entertainment, that's how close the similarities are.Remember, there is no *PC version of flOw, all ports are for PlayStation platforms only.*Unless you count the original Flash game made in 2006.