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Evil cherubim are trying to kill you, the sole angel who remains righteous and uncorrupted! You can do no harm, even to those beyond redemption, but there are ways to defeat them with the power of love.
Use WASD or Arrow Keys to move. You can only fly for a few moments before resting!
Press Space or Left Click to fire Cupid's arrows.
Press M to smite the annoying music with the fury of the LORD. (Ezekiel 7:9)
Or to raise it from the dead.
Cause your foes to be consumed with lust above the bottomless pit, or to forget about the sharp weapons in their hands as they passionately embrace!
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Ratings
![]() | Coolness | 55% |
#216 | Humor | 3.40 |
#261 | Audio | 3.23 |
#315 | Innovation | 3.45 |
#352 | Theme | 3.58 |
#381 | Mood | 3.13 |
#536 | Overall | 3.19 |
#612 | Fun | 2.97 |
#724 | Graphics | 2.77 |
Comments
I actually had a score counter implemented, but dynamic text display doesn't seem to work in either of Unity's web platforms.
Great work. You had a similar idea as me, interesting to see a completely different game. Audio is great and I like the movements of the lovers :D
overall really nice, but the controls could be much smoother.
The music really sets a good mood for the game, and I really like
the center hitboxes for the enemies; Adds a fun challenge.
Wow this one was a surprise. This game eventually turned into how many angels could I get into a single relationship before they broke up with out anyone getting stabbed as a result of it. I'll just say that 5-some didn't last long. The angel graphics are charming and actually have more detail in them then i was expecting. Great job! It was a really fun game.
Another web game with a similar theme:
http://ludumdare.com/compo/ludum-dare-32/?action=preview&uid=38974
Nice, love hurts. Yeah based on reality XD
Also check my game please! x)
I have now seen cherubim hump each other. I got stuck outside the screen a couple of times. Fun concept!
Interesting mechanic, simple and well implemented, thought about a similar kind of concept as well.
Cool mechanic was fun to see how many I could line up. As others have said, score display would be nice.
Love is a battlefield, as they say. :P
Agreeing with other people here, in that a score would be nice. However, if it was out of your control, I understand.
I like the mechanic of turning the enemies against each other! The game did give me a few errors through the console though :O
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This game has no gorram right to be as fun as it is.
Would be nice to have a scoring system, or something to make it feel like progress (and compare how much longer you've lasted than your friends).