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You need >= jre7 to run this game!
The game of the universe! You are a lonely space pirate cursed to watch over the rainbow bridge connecting two worlds together. Make sure nothing gets to the other side! You can upgrade your ship with parts dropped by the enemies.
Controls:
WASD / Arrow keys to move.
Mouse click and cursor to shoot and aim.
Downloads and Links
Ratings
 | Coolness | 51% |
| #560 | Audio | 2.71 |
| #736 | Humor | 2.09 |
| #840 | Fun | 2.71 |
| #915 | Mood | 2.55 |
| #971 | Graphics | 2.42 |
| #1041 | Overall | 2.64 |
| #1103 | Innovation | 2.25 |
| #1107 | Theme | 2.17 |
Comments
It's a java version mismatch, I recompiled it to be compatible with 1.7, so you should try again.
Could not run using jre 1.8 :/
I've uploaded the log file: http://pastebin.com/sTt1RL1K
Gameplay feels a bit slow and a bit too easy. I'd up the difficulty and maybe make the acceleration upgrade increase your speed a bit more.
Very satisfying game. Desperately needs music though. Also should've been clearer in the instructions that the house is the shop. I got 2 strikes before I realized it. Would play again.
Also, VERY, very satisfying cannon aiming.
Update to my review. There is music it's just super quiet. Added a star.
Sorry it wasn't very clear about the house, that's what the reference to "I have everything I need in my shack" was in the intro scene. If I up the difficulty any more then mobs start spawning WAY too fast, so I had to find the right balance but it does feel a bit slow. Also there IS music... and sound effects, you should have heard both.
I like the music and the graphics.
With the game I have some troubles. I could fly long distances out of the screen.
Overall a decent made game for 48 hours. But no real fun for me.
Unfortunatly, it didn't work for me with the .jar file. It just flashes up shortly on MacOsx and the disappears.
but the game seemed very interesting
cannons cool nice job hope u spend more time on it even after the comp is over
This was pretty fun. I would like to see more enemies, they would be fun to fight off.
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Hmm... It does not seem like it's showing up. I had the same issue when I was exporting my game into a jar. My issue was that I was getting my pictures using a relative path that went backwards. Hope that helps!