Hi everybody! To celebrate the launch of our strategy game on the iOS App store on November 6th, we decided to run a biology related quiz!



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If you can’t wait to see what the answer is, you can check out the interactive quiz here:
https://www.facebook.com/gelluloid/app_363045557202682

So today’s question is: Who discovered the cell?
A. Zacharias Janssen
B. Robert Hooke
C. Hans Lippershey

Answer below in the comments or in the interactive quiz!

A day has passed which means that a new card has been revealed!

The answer to yesterday’s question was B: The first person to see a cell was Robert Hooke. He used a very primitive microscope, but when he looked at a cork under it, he observed cells for the first time.

Today’s question is: How many blood cells does the human body produce every second?

A) Ten
B) 130 000
C) 2 400 000

The answer to yesterday’s question was C: 2.4 million. Your body is constantly replacing old blood cells with new ones at the rate of about 2.4 million per second. By the time you finish reading this sentence 30 million of your cells will have died and been replaced by others.

A new card has been revealed!

Today’s question is: How fast does information travel inside your brain?
A) 268 mph
B) 671 mph
C) 20 mph

Some new cards were revealed! Just a few more to go and the game will be available.


What signal molecules do normal cells require in order to grow?

A) Growth factors
B) Growth inhibitors
C) mRNA

Dear friends, the quiz has come to an end! We’ve arrived at our final destination, the launch of Gelluloid Pro on the iOS App Store!

You can now get the game from here: https://itunes.apple.com/app/id915702014


Gelluloid Pro is a fun, engaging, brain melting, action strategy game for iOS.

What is it about?

It's a challenge!
A challenge to use your best tactics and strategy skills to conquer your opponent.
A challenge to squeeze your brain while moving your fingers feverishly across the screen to solve puzzles or to defend yourself against incoming viruses.

It's an addictive combination between the harvest, strategy and defense genres.