Outbreak

This game looks and feels very good, from the moody graphics to the screenshakes when you take over the host cells I can tell that you've put a lot of work in to it.
Adding sound to the game could surely improve how this game feels by a long stretch often you can find good sounds on freesounds.org, another place I've come across is a large pack of sounds I saw released on r/gamedev from the GDC (think there was one pack with 10gb and another with 16, so there should be a lot of variety). Just make sure you find sounds that are distributed under the creative commons 0 license (free to use commercially, as long as they're not sold as is)
Another minor thing that I feel would improve the feel of it would be if the button in the lower right corner turned on camera follow untill you clicked it again, instead of turning off the next time you move as it does currently. This way the camera could keep following you around as you moved.

It's easy to tell the dedication put into this game. I think it has great potential. At first I wasn't sure what I was supposed to do, and I don't say that in a bad way, I liked the fact that I had to learn through experience, like the old times.

I played 4 levels, I'll play the others later. I will just make one suggestion: I would like to see more diversity in the features in the stage, that means, more diverse puzzles to solve. Also, is there a way to get out of those rooms with a laser or force field without losing all spores but the main one? Maybe I'll find out later.

Also, I didn't like having to swipe to make the camera move. Maybe it would work better if the camera would follow the spore.

Anyway, nice game, I really liked the look of it. Looks very elegant.

Sorry for the delay, the game looks promising I love the ideea behind a virus attacking cells but the graphics while very immersing didn't resemble human cellls, more like some virus trying to take over a mechanical enemy base. Also I think a minor introduction on movement is necessary, I still have the feeling like I could micro my swarm of cells instead of just clicking the general direction. One more think, my old samsung s3 had some issues with all the effects while infecting other cells but the doors that destroy every clone cell was the biggest issue, maybe remove some of them (especially at the end of the level) so people don't have to experience the gruesome fps drop every level.

All in all the game needs more work but it's definitelly on the right path, keep it up ! (note: maybe make a trailer with more gameplay rather than stills and use that as a tutorial )

Sound: Good, minimalist, effective - but fix your loop because it is noticeable.

Gameplay: A bit strange. Feels more action than puzzle-y, I find myself mostly mashing (tapping) the screen. It has a Pikmin-like quality to it that I enjoy, but I can't tell if I'm getting lucky dodging bullets or if I'm solving the puzzle correctly. I liked it a lot more toward the end, but the puzzles became sort of predictable.

The Controls are irritating because the virus feels like he's sliding around all the time. Sometimes I can't double back around corners. There was one level where I think I slammed myself into a gun and then into an electric wall - that felt good! But your controls really don't allow for these "falling block" levels. It's too imprecise.

My advice would be to pick an artistic theme and commit. The virus aspect makes me think the game could take place inside a human body. But the machine guns make me think of zombies. Either theme would work well - even "aliens" would work well. But don't blend them. I think a game about a white blood cell gone rogue is super awesome and I've never seen that before. Consider reskinning your artwork to that because right now I don't really know what the "story" is by the setting. How does a virus infect automatic machine guns? Is it a computer virus? Consider also making it matter what you infect. I think infecting a rocket launcher dude should give you better minions than infecting a defenseless "basic" cell.

Graphics: It's hard to tell my character apart from the viruses I infect. Also I think your levels may be spaced too wide apart, try to make them tighter without breaking the game. Scrolling takes away from the fun.

Something that doesn't sit well is this idea that when you die you just take control of a different cell in the horde. It makes it so that if you have enough guys you win every fight. Consider making it important to keep YOUR guy alive while sending in your monsters. Maybe they follow you, but you can swipe / drag to send them to attack? So you can hang back while your viruses go in for the kill? It felt very zerg-like since my character didn't matter. (You can always prioritize AI to attack the minions before attacking you)

Overall it's unique, it just needs lots of control polish and an artistic theme that makes sense. What's your business plan / rollout plan / launch window for the game?

The game looks interesting! Great graphics and unusual concept!