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Cameo: The nuclear submarines from DEFCON appear in Multiwinia. Played straight to the point where you can't feel any sympathy for The Virus. Bug War: The plot can basically be seen as this in a computer. Brainwashed and Crazy: Infected Darwinians. Multiwinia takes this even further by revealing that since then, the Darwinians have since divided themselves into tribes and begin fighting each other. Bittersweet Ending: Though the player and Sepulveda are able to fight off the virus and save Darwinia, Sepulveda muses that having to fight and kill their own Brainwashed and Crazy kin and experience true death for the first time at the hands of the Soul Destroyers has resulted in a loss of innocence for the Darwinians. Big Creepy-Crawlies: Most of The Virus could count as a digital version. Beat Them at Their Own Game: Infected Darwinians can take over Armor (in battle cannon mode) the player has set up for the regular Darwinians. That is, until the computer starts rolling in jumping spiders. Badass Normal: The Darwinians themselves, once they get weapons, can hold their ground with quite ease and blow minor viruses out of the system. All in all, it's a very situational weapon (far more than grenades) and you have to be super careful or else you're far more likely to just blow up your own squad than you are to actually hit what you want to hit. They also start out with absolutely pitiful range, almost exploding right in your face, meaning until you increase the range you have to be extremely careful of where your squad is moving when you're firing it. They explode much faster than grenades and airstrikes, but travel in a straight line, so you either have to be on flat terrain or have the definite high ground. Awesome, but Impractical: Rockets are somewhere between this and Difficult, but Awesome. Darwinians can climb slopes, no matter how steep, but will often get stuck on bodies of water and occasionally get stuck on buildings. Justified by the fact that you're supposed to treat your programs like action game protagonists, not like RTS units. They will happily run up an unclimbable slope (and stay there forever), or right into a wall of instant death. Artificial Stupidity: Programs only attempt to move in straight lines. #MULTIWINIA FUTURWINIANS UPGRADE#
Arbitrary Headcount Limit: You can only control 3 programs (controllable units) at the start of the game, and can upgrade it to a maximum of 5. 
Anthropomorphic Typography: Darwinians in Darwinia are frequently referred to as "glyphs".They explain the Backstory in greater detail and also explore various ramifications Darwinia could have on society.
All There in the Manual: The official website for the game has a collection of fictional articles "written" by people from Dr. Which they are actually quite right in that he did create them and their entire world. Because of this they worship him as their God. A God, I Am Not: Dr Sepulveda regrets the accident where his face showed up in the sky of Darwinia. The viral outbreak has wreaked havoc on the virtual world, all of the key facilities are completely infested and the Darwinians are close to extinction before you showup. After the End: The game is effectively this for Darwinia. It has also been released on Xbox Live Arcade as Darwinia+, combining the basic game, the rocket level that served as the second game demo (now considered an epilogue), and Multiwinia. #MULTIWINIA FUTURWINIANS SOFTWARE#
Visit the Summer Indie Drop promo page to get DEFCON, Uplink, Gemini Rue, and Multiwinia for 50% off until Thursday, July 19 at 06:59 PM EDT.Introversion Software has since made a multi-player sequel called Multiwinia. Multiwinia, a simple and entertaining strategic romp, is available for the next 7 days for a mere $4.99. Best of all, you can enjoy the short battles in Multiwinia during your lunch-break or between classes, preferably with friends.
It’s a stylistic choice with an aim to never ever have you distracted from the great gameplay.
The graphics may be minimalistic (like with all Introversion games) but the gameplay is always set to maximum. Whether you’re stacked against friends or a computer, there’s plenty of game modes, scenarios, and strategic depth to keep you occupied for days to come. Multiwinia is all about multiplayer battles-quick, simple, and entertaining. Now, they like to call themselves Mutliwinians, because they’ve divided themselves into tribes that fight over the limited resources of a once-peaceful world. You probably remember the inhabitants of Darwinia-flat, artificially intelligent polygons who were supposed to build a utopian AI society. Multiwinia, a multiplayer-oriented real-time strategy game from the creators of Darwinia and DEFCON, is available right now on GOG.com for only $4.99. The final step in the Darwinians’ evolution-war.
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