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Hi everyone! The Lifecraft 0.2.0 Digestion update has been released!
This update focuses on the much talked digestion and extracellular updates going finally public! We've also introduced a lot of user interface changes and quality-of-life improvements, making the game much easier and more streamlined to play. We’ve implemented many suggestions (including those from negative reviews—yes, we’re listening).
Better microtubule placement
Drag and drop items
Automate Intracellular building
It also marks the beginning of our first extracellular expansion: digestion! You can now expand your cell with extracellular digestive tissue on a much larger scale. Exchange digested materials with appropriate stoma, tanks, vessels and anus structures, and then use them to further expand your cell.
We also wanted to add new organisms that are currently in development, but we felt the changes we had so far were starting to pile up. So, we decided to release this improved version of the game first.
Previously, bubble paths were zig-zagging between chunks, which didn’t feel quite right. We’ve reprogrammed them so that bubble paths are now direct, making them look more organic and move faster.
We’ve introduced hemocytes (tiny defensive creatures) as a new type of extracellular defense. You’ll need to breed and grow them. They have their own unique minds and automatically decide where to patrol, defending your extracellular zones from bacterial activity. This brings new extracellular structures: the incubator, the feeder and the niche.
Almost all the extracellular structures have been redrawn in much more detail to keep the look cohesive with the intracellular zones. Extracellular walls are now thick, as they should be, and structures no longer look pixelated. All buildings now have new unique sound effects, adding to the gurgly experience!
We’re continually implementing lots of quality-of-life improvements, UI updates, and overall polish to enhance the game. We feel the game is much more mature now; it flows better in many ways!
Palkinto
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6 Hours in My Cell 
New and Improved Video Tutorial / Beginner's Guide (1 Hour Video) 
Defending against bacteria in the extracellular space is very important and a mechanic that needed some thought and development. We’ve working on commandable units that you can directly select and move towards bacteria (just like a rts game). This mechanic will be expanded, giving a nice strategic apsect to the game.
We're also continually working on quality of life improvements, UI updates, and overall polish to enhance the game. Microtubules flow algorithm has been rewritten to move all the items simultaneously and feel more coordinated and:
We made many throughputs of structures precise and predictable so that cytostomes, pickers, microtubules have a precise and shown speed which will help you in optimizing your organism.
In the last weeks I’ve been busy creating new music that I think will fit very well the game atmosphere.
We’ll release the next nightly (available on the nightly branch) in the next days, feel free to test it and give us your feedback on Discord!
Ladataan
