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Let There Be Life Steam CD Key

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Release date: 14/02/2014

Let There Be Life is a relaxing, zen puzzle-like game that takes you to an enchanted world where you create magical trees and interact with playful wildlife. The trees want to grow big and beautiful, but they don't want to harm any flowers with shadows caused by their leaves.

Features

  • Adding leaves increases the health of the trees, but...
  • Plants on the ground below will die if in too much shadow!
  • The farther you extend branches, the more health is added by new leaves (think multiplier).
  • Mushrooms like shadows, and a fully grown mushroom resets the light for nearby plants.
  • A variety of playful wildlife to unlock and interact with throughout the game.
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Tree carer time killer
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A cute, very light puzzle game. You start with a bare tree and keep adding branches of different shapes and sizes, from bough to twig, that are given to you. Your goal is to add enough leaves to the tree so that it is healthy and you can finish the level. Besides branches, you also get some birds, butterflies and beehives that are ornamental and can be lightly interacted with. The conflict in the levels come from the existence of flower plants that need light, and the same leaves that add health to the tree might be shading those flowers and thus reducing their health; having a flower lose enouh of its health/light means a failed level. Some levels also have mushrooms that prefer shade and when sufficiently in the dark restore light to adjacent flowers. The collision system, essential for deciding where are new elements allowed, works pretty well, susprisingly. All the levels are quite similar, but the shape of the starting tree and flower/mushrooms distribution, along with the cosmetic elements in each level, adds enough variety. The sound effects and music are nice enough. A little timekiller, good for playing while having dinner or listening to a podcast.
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