Eufloria is a tower defense game for the psn. The environment the battles take place is a 2D ambiguous landscape with what some may persevere as planets in a solar system with no sun. Others could look at it as cells of an organism. Just plain circles representing your team.  You have seeds that can be planted on the planets in order to take them over. On most of other planets their are opposing seeds  while others are empty waiting to be taken. Each planet has the ability to produce more seeds but planets that are over populated  wont. So you must move the seed around while keeping a eye on your enemies and form a strategic opinion  as to when the best time to strike and take over the map. There is 20 levels each getting more challenging.  Soon you face more than one opposing side and have other uses for your seeds like buying bombs and better seeds being produced on certain planets.   There is a multiplayer mode but i am not sure if its online only.

Overall- I like this game. its unique and it makes you think and plan ahead while sometimes making you change your strategy part way through most harder level's.  7/10

Graphics- O.k so the style is awesome, but its just ps1 graphics with better smoothing. Its all in 2D. No cut scenes.  For this ...... 2/10

Sound- Ambient relaxed chilled. The music goes with the game so well. The sfxs sound purposely like they are coming from far away which suits whats happening on the screen. This is by far the best aspects of the game. 9/10

Addictivness- I always had to play the next level. I did the whole game in three or fore sittings. The time to beat the levels increases in the later ones as they are much bigger. some take an hour or so. There are extra objectives adding to the replay value. 7/1o

Story- There practically isn't one. there are captions saying if something bad with a dit of drama in the language (i.e The green Serge has been found) but no reason of what makes them bad, This game had the potential to have a small story playing on the ambiguous nature of what the player perceives is going on    1/10

Depth- The mechanics of the game are simple but reading the factors is challenging. The levels get bigger  but the objective is always the same. Take over the map. The levels do take a lot longer to beat later on. And you have to mix up your strategy to win. 5/10

Difficulty- I Had to make several attempts at the later maps finding possession was very hard to control.  But the levles get harder as they go along so you do work your way up to be able to react to other teams attacks. Many games the tables were turned when victory was just in sight.