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Generation period: 7 days Target distance: 18cm Maximum speed: 3mm/min Long adventure with a traveling a distance of 3000 times its body length The smallest cell of man… embarks on a quest to search the largest cell of woman Who will be the bravest of them all that will come out as the sole survivor out of 30 million competitors? The characteristics of the game Simple operation using touch and drag It provides diverse strategic situations for each of the regions to add more depth to the game. Also, because much effort was place into the balance and the difficulty levels of the mini game during its development, players will surely search it addictive. Background of the Game The competitive environment of procreation has created sperm become terribly aggressive over the years. According to a study, when sperm from other male is added to semen, over 50% of it will be attacked and killed within 15 mins. Mixing sperms of various males will cause some sperms to make a net-like structure to prevent another sperms from moving forward. If that is not enough, they even begin a brutal attack on their enemies by piercing holes in their bodies using acrosomal enzymes.