COMMIT4
This game is not designed to run on your device. Add it to a collection to play later, or you can try to run it anyway.
COMMIT4
Inspired by "Aerogun field" and "Castle Adventure".
The bug invaders are coming to destroy master branch. Your mission is to prevent bugs conquering the production.
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CONTROLS
- ← (left) move left
- → (right) move right
- ␣ (spacebar) fire
- ↩ (enter) start / restart game
CREDITS
- Code: Balaj Marius
- Design: Mircea Dragan
Fork/Code review welcome.
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Shared it on my game page , hope you don't mind.
Nice game, good graphics.
Nice game! Very playable, though maybe progresses a bit slowly. I was able to make it to 2002 before I got tired of it.
I agree with you, but the game published here is not the latest version.
Check the latest version on Github - master branch.
Tried git reset --hard after game over but it didn't help. Nice little game.
Gorgeous, perfect visual design! I got nostalgia for a game that never existed; so weird! I love this game. Well done :) If only it were possible for you to make this into an actual, hand-held LCD game; I would love that!!
P.S. 405 woot!
nice, could be a record!
really like the artwork and sounds. do you have plans on making the gameplay more sophisticated/challenging?
Don't know yet, usually these games just increase the speed of enemies, that's all.
Limiting the number of shots on-screen (rather than just per-line) would help prevent pure spamming.
You really captured the theme of the game off here. This brings back memories of playing these LCD based games as a kid. Great job on the details.
Awesome game and amazing graphics! I love the level of detail in this. Masterpiece!
It's awesome to be able to play octocat, that's a dream coming true !
This is so nice! Love it!
Very nice! Good job!
The UI alone brought me back, really nice work.
This is really cute! It's definitely a throwback
Great job! Simple and playable. It will be nice to see this game in real life.
Glad you like it, yours looks good too!
I may build this in real life with Raspberry PI zero and a custom printed case.
That would be really rad, documentation would be killer if you do!