Menu Menu MenuBy Marcus V. Cole, Indie Games Analyst
Would such a game be engaging? Zero-player simulations appeal to a niche audience fascinated by emergent complexity. For Tentacles Thrive to succeed, the tentacles must display surprising behaviors: branching, retracting, competing, symbiosis. Without that, it’s just a screensaver. The Beta version likely lacks these, hence v0.1—a proof of concept. Tentacles Thrive -v0.1 Beta- -Nonoplayer-
Introduction
: This build is considered a "work in progress" as the developers migrate legacy content and animations into the new Unity framework. Community Feedback Tentacles Thrive -v0
Posted by [Your Name/Handle] | Estimated read time: 3 minutes For Tentacles Thrive to succeed, the tentacles must
To download, visit the Deep Cephalopod Labs Patreon or the game’s Itch.io page. The price is "pay what you want" with a minimum of $0.00—though the readme snarkily adds: “If you pay nothing, the -Nonoplayer- will remember.” (It does not actually remember. Probably.)
