This is a very simple game in which the object is to grow your cell by eating smaller cells and to avoid being eaten by larger cells. This is a multiplayer game where there is no way to contact other players. However, usernames are displayed on other players' cells. Many players have chosen usernames which will expose your child to graphic profanity. Parents should know if a child under 12 is playing this game.

If you allow your child to play this game you should talk to them about the profanity they will be exposed to while playing it. Try asking them whether they think this kind of language is appropriate to use in real life. Their answers will tell you a lot about whether they can handle being exposed to this kind of profanity. Please visit our Parent's Guides for more information on how to talk to your child about mature themes in games.

The browser game phenomenon comes to iOS! Play online with players around the world as you try to become the biggest cell of them all! Control your tiny cell and eat other players to grow larger! But watch out: players bigger than you will be trying to make you their lunch. Survive and eat long enough to become the biggest cell in the game! ...

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See our parent’s guides to apps with:

• Profanity or Crude Humor