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About This Game Version 1.2 Out Now!Strategy mode is now available on the plant selection screenThis mode uses a set number of turns with no time limit. Plants will automatically collect resources between turns. Keep your plant balanced and try to maximize your resources on every turn to fruit each flower before winter comes!Players can now grow the prickly pear cactusCacti like the prickly pear have no leaves. Photosynthesis takes place in enlarged stems, requiring a slightly different approach to growing.Bees!We’ve added bees to replace the current pollen system. Creating nectar will now spawn a bee. Players must click and drag the bee onto a female flower to pollinate.DescriptionBehind all those leaves, roots, and petals is an intelligent bio-machine of starch, nutrients, and water. Take over a flower's seedling to help it grow and reproduce before winter approaches. Carefully gather and manage three key resources needed to create flowers and fruits. You'll never look at these organisms the same way again!Key FeaturesLearn about plant anatomy and function by controlling a plant’s lifecycle for a yearMake strategic choices from limited resources and evaluate how it affects your plantMaintain your plant’s health against external influences such as winter weatherCreate up to four different types of plants, each with unique attributes and challengesEarn upgrades to enhance your garden, such as preying mantids to control pests 7aa9394dea Title: Reach for the SunGenre: Casual, Indie, Simulation, StrategyDeveloper:Filament GamesRelease Date: 6 May, 2013 Free Download Reach For The Sun .exe reach for the sun wonder. follow the day reach for the sun. i can't reach the sun for you. follow the day and reach for the sun movie. trees that reach for the sun. scrubs song reach for the sun. reach for the sun lyrics hope arsenal. time for the sun's light to reach earth. reach for the sun chords. as the trees reach for the sun above. reach for the sun the dangerous summer lyrics. wow the battle for the sun's reach armory. how long for probe to reach the sun. reach for the sun above. just follow the day and reach for the sun. reach for the sun lyrics hope arsenal. let's reach for the sun. reach for the sun above. reach for the sun pictures. reach for the sun video. just follow the day and reach for the sun. reach for the sun meaning. i reach for the sun yuki kajiura lyrics. just follow the day and reach for the sun meaning. reach for the sun quotes. reach for the sun meaning. reach for the sun bukowski. reach for the sun wonder. follow the day and reach for the sun scrubs. follow your heart and reach for the sun. follow the day and reach for the sun scrubs. the dangerous summer reach for the sun album. as the trees reach for the sun above. light day reach for the sun. reach for the sun images The recent update including the strategy mode cuts down on the "clickiness" by a lot; which leaves this game as a 4\/5 for somehow being fun and educational. The update also had the unseen benefeit of cutting down a graphical issues, since it can go as a turn-based, not real-time.. Really cute but no replay value in the main mode. Obviously catered towards a younger audience. Buy on sale, it's not worth the full price.. Manage resources? Make strategic choices? Maybe... if you had not to frantically click around.. As pretty as this "game" is. I feel but compelled to warn people. This is not a game so much as it is a clicking simulator.There is no strategy. There is no game play. The only thing that makes this game difficult is the poor controls and poor game response.The pictures are pretty but in the end you do little more than click on roots, click on leaves, click on bugs and for variety, click and hold sometimes.. 4, малоКороткая, но интересная.. This game does a decent job, on an extremely basic level, at showing how plants function. The goal is to grow the plant to its complete size and harvest all of the seeds before the growing season is over.Overall, the plants are very similar in that they have predefined growth points. Sometimes you get the option to grow a flower instead of a node, but not often. The only thing that really differs between the plants other than the looks, seed production, and some other basic things is that each one generates and requires varying amount of resources to create more roots, notes, leaves, flowers, and fruit.What is not very obvious at first is that this is less about learning about the plants and more of a resource-harvesting clicker game. In order to gain any of the resources to keep growing your plants, you have to click on each part that glows. If you don't click as soon as the glow appears, the amount you can gather goes down and will eventually be lost. As your plant gets larger, the clicking turns into a frenzy. Meanwhile, you're also trying to grow more by clicking on the growth points.Once you have a flower, not only do you have to tell the flower to create pollen, but you have to manually drag a bee to the flower. This wastes valuable time that can be used to click for more resources. Before the garden is fully upgraded, you also have to worry about clicking on pests, pulling off blighted leaves, and warming up frost-bitten leaves.Even with all of the clicking requirements, I was able to obtain all of the achievements and fully grow the prickly pear within 2 hours. I haven't played it in Strategy mode, but the growth model is the same. I can't really see any replay value. There is plenty of room for improvement, such as more types of plants, freeform growth instead of pre-defined points, sandbox mode (no season timer, etc), and more realism.I'm recommending it because it was a pleasant little game that is a bit different from the few in its class. Due to the lack of replay and the really short playtime, my recommendation is only if it's on sale. I bought this as part of a weeklong deal at 75% off ($1.24). My general rule for no-replay casual games is $1\/hr. The sale puts it in that realm.---For more... My Reviews || My casual gaming... Group | Curator Page. Reach for the sun is a fairly short but fairly relaxing game. It is not the sort you play to get psyched, excited, to feel the rush of blood one would get from winning in PvP or getting a head shot; it is the sort of game you would enjoy at a zen garden, during a short break, or just before going to bed to wind down.If I have to criticize, I would say that "Reach for the Sun" lacks development. The game have potentials but the developers failed to bring out it's shine; there are five different kinds of plant and that's all there is to it, and the gameplay is the same for all five of them. The game might benefit a bit more interesting and longlasting if there are a dozen or more plant, which is where the developers should spent their time on; but instread, the devlopers spend a sizeable chunck of their time on the in game Almanac and putting a voiceover like it's a audio book. Which is the one feature that I literally never use because the game already have a comprehensive tutorial.However, for those who enjoys relaxing, light puzzle games, I'd still recommend giving this game a shot. This game could have gone further but for five dollar it's definitely money well spent.Score: 7\/10. Once upon a time this game was pretty good, but I have just reinstalled due to bordom...... Its virtually unplayable, Very laggy, wont full screen not even window short cut full screen this game.... cursor also jumps around a lot..... DO NOT BUY. Pros : this fun biologically themed resource management game From Filament is an excellent educational tool for giving students an idea of how resources influence the growth of living things, exclusively plants in this game, though some principles would be transferrable to animals in a learning/ teaching context and even in a metaphorical sense to business and enterprise. It is also appropriate as a basic starting point for discussing agricultural economics with its currency of seeds gained from successful pollinations used to buy advances in plant care to improve yields on later crops. There are two modes, one is real time Classic mode and the other turn based Strategy mode. Both provide fun educational play at faster or slower paces as the player chooses. It has pleasant horticulturally paced music and appealing graphics which successfully replicate some of the beauty of living growing plants. I am glad to see this kind of game being made because creatures like ourselves learn best when we are having fun. If learning can be made into a game we all benefit and if games teach beneficial things likewise.Cons: the user interface is perfectly OK and works without any software bugs but in terms of pure gaming technicalities there are minor issues with mouse ergonomics in the Classic real time mode interface which restrict the pace of gameplay and can be frustrating. Even so it is quite possible to achieve the game goals with patience but I will detail the issues for this review. Specifically the info popups and animations for game goal achievements frequently interfere with mouse clicks used to direct gameplay in real time because they are opaque to mouse clicks so they get in the way. Also the mouse pointer graphical tooltips are a little slow to appear creating control lag and they also appear to shift the mouse pointer location marginally or delay its movement under user direction, enough to move it off target making clicking on a target an unnecessarily difficult and delayed process which is unfortunate given that the realtime game is played within fairly tight time constraints. This reduces the fluidity of gameplay which is an important aesthetic for the entertainment market and ultimately reduces the range of its appeal which could otherwise be more extensive as a zen timewaster for frugiform tech enthusiasts. Additional examples, grabbing bees for pollinating is a tricky process because some of the time they appear to be ungrabbable and the effectiveness of making a grab seems unpredictable making it a hit and miss process entirely due to the vicisstudes of the interface. In addition there is no way to prevent the presentation of certain tutorial systems which don't need to be seen twice eg the strategy mode info overlay and the sunflower tutorial mode dialogue, but these can be dismissed so are not showstoppers just minor inconveniences. With that said I thoroughly enjoyed unlocking my Deluxe Toad Lily achievement and if you enjoy games and plants you cant go wrong at this price so I recommend this game for educational purposes and botanical, horti- and agri- cultural geeks.