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gelatinous humanity lost too hard?  is gelatinous a good game . What do I think of the latest evercade vs game of month?  gelatinous humanity lost the final evercade game of the month for 2022 and will be available on the Indie heroes 2 collection coming to all Evercade system next year.




The Game of the Month feature, exclusive to Evercade VS, offers a series of downloadable indie games between April and December of 2022, with each being available to play for free for a whole month. With December’s update to the Evercade VS, the ninth in the series, Gelatinous: Humanity Lost, is now available, offering you a stiff platforming challenge to try and conquer!

As always, don’t forget that all of the Game of the Month games will be available in physical form on the Indie Heroes Collection 2 cartridge, releasing early next year — so don’t worry if you miss your chance to play! Do please note, however, that any save games from the Game of the Month version of Gelatinous: Humanity Lost will not transfer over to the Indie Heroes Collection 2 cartridge.



Gelatinous: Humanity Lost comes to us from John Roo of The Retro Room and co-creator Steven Long. It’s a strong contrast to Roo’s previous work Quest Arrest, which many of you have doubtless enjoyed as part of the Indie Heroes Collection 1 cartridge for Evercade. While Quest Arrest riffed on the conventions of the top-down 8-bit RPG by combining cutesy graphics with a foul-mouthed, violence-packed script, Gelatinous: Humanity Lost takes on the exploratory platformer genre.

Gelatinous: Humanity Lost was originally a Kickstarter-funded project, successfully smashing through its modest goal in just over an hour. This allowed Roo and Long to add some additional stretch goals to the project, including additional endings, more passwords, a death counter and multiple difficulty levels. This is a game made to be replayed and enjoyed multiple times — with the Nightmare mode offering an incredibly difficult challenge for those who didn’t find the base game hard enough!

In Gelatinous: Humanity Lost, you’ve been turned into a ball of gooey slime after uncovering a legendary crystal that promises the secret to eternal life.

To make matters worse, you’ve fallen down a grate into what appears to be a huge ancient temple. In your new slimy form, there’s initially not much you can do other than slither left and right with the D-Pad and slide up walls and across ceilings by moving into them.