There are, according to the late, great George Carlin, seven words that can't be spoken on (broadcast) television. This game will make you say them in bunches, and may award you a ribbon for certain combinations. Amorphous+ is yet another Flash-based game that would be much better served on a real gaming platform. The object: splat the hand-drawn blobs with the hand-drawn sword lifted from FF-VII. Oh, and stay alive as long as you can, until some combination of biting, sticking, acid-bursting, lunging, bumping, enveloping, skewering, and/or slicing species of said blobs decide your game is over. To keep you entertained along the way, a system of named checkpoints (awards) are set up for meeting certain scenarios, from your very first blob-splat ("Participation"), to splatting each type of blob (e.g., "Custard" for yellows), to being killed from something spawned off-screen("Unfortunate"), to the standard metrics such as Number of Kills and Time Survived. Here are some criticisms I have of the game, so far:
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