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You’re A Single-Celled Organism. Can You Evolve Into A Duck?

by ClickHole

Part of ClickVenture
2015
Humor
Custom

(based on 4 ratings)
1 review5 members have played this game. It's on 1 wishlist.

About the Story

You are a single-celled organism that has had a vision of a duck. You don’t know how to do it, but it’s still billions of years ago, so you’re optimistic.

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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
Pleasantly silly, March 5, 2023
by Wynter (London, UK)

I'd seen Clickventures referred to on the IFDB but not actually encountered one until now.

This is a whimsical short game about trying to evolve into a duck. I'm no scientist but I'm fairly sure that some of the evolutionary pathways described are slightly less than accurate, which is part of the extremely silly fun of it. I also enjoyed the fact that there is a side branch of the story where you can spend several turns as a (Spoiler - click to show)capybara, a creature which I am quite fond of, although that story doesn't end well.

After numerous playthroughs, and a rough idea of which pathways were dead ends, I (Spoiler - click to show)eventually managed to evolve into a duck via the most unlikely route possible.

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