Gene copying is crucial; failure can be catastrophic. Copy meticulously to avoid pitfalls.
Are you a fan of Dance Dance Revolution, but looking for a unique twist to the classic rhythm game? DNA Replicase might be just the game for you. This affordable clone of DDR puts you in the shoes (or should we say, DNA strands) of a molecule tasked with accurately replicating a gene. The stakes are high – if you fail, your host will suffer the consequences.
Instead of a dance pad, you'll be using your fingertips on a keyboard to capture stray nucleotides as they float up from the bottom of the screen. Timing is crucial, as you must add them to the spiraling DNA at certain horizontal locations. But don't fret – the game's direction keys (H, J, K, and L) are Very Intuitive and easy to master.
If you need to take a breather, simply hit the spacebar to pause the game. And in case you're wondering, blue nucleotides are guanine, red are adenine, yellow are cytosine, and green are thymine – but this knowledge has no effect on your gameplay. So if you're ready for a unique challenge that combines rhythm and science, give DNA Replicase a try.
Instead of a dance pad, you'll be using your fingertips on a keyboard to capture stray nucleotides as they float up from the bottom of the screen. Timing is crucial, as you must add them to the spiraling DNA at certain horizontal locations. But don't fret – the game's direction keys (H, J, K, and L) are Very Intuitive and easy to master.
If you need to take a breather, simply hit the spacebar to pause the game. And in case you're wondering, blue nucleotides are guanine, red are adenine, yellow are cytosine, and green are thymine – but this knowledge has no effect on your gameplay. So if you're ready for a unique challenge that combines rhythm and science, give DNA Replicase a try.
What's New
Version 1.4: N/A