Humongous Tree Growing Simulator Demo Now on Steam
The demo sets out two areas and two meta-upgrade lines, which gives players a concrete look at how the blood-extraction production system and room-to-room effect chaining are meant to work before a release date is set.
Reporting from 1 source: 4Gamer.net.
Indie developer Allen Hung is distributing a demo on Steam for Humongous Tree Growing Simulator, an incremental game about growing a giant tree fed by human blood. Players extend the tree into new rooms, build blood-extraction production lines, and fight off enemy waves in a tower defense format. A roguelike structure adds meta-upgrades across runs. The release date is undecided and the game does not support Japanese.
The demo covers two areas and two meta-upgrade lines. Progress comes from tormenting deformed humanoid beings called Corpsys to extract blood, which feeds both tree growth and device upgrades. Extending the tree upward opens new rooms, each with its own devices, mechanisms, and effects, and chaining those effects across rooms is the stated route to stronger output.
Combat is handled in a tower defense format, with devices and autonomous units holding off incoming waves. Bosses appear as the tree climbs higher. Runs follow a roguelike structure, and repeated runs accumulate permanent enhancements.
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