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All of your ship's guns have malfunctioned and you're being chased by the Federation. They apparently don't like it when you steal from them. Try to avoid being killed too quickly, will you?
Controls:
ASD: Fire "weapons"
Arrow Keys: Movement
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Ratings
 | Coolness | 92% |
| #384 | Humor | 3.04 |
| #412 | Theme | 3.51 |
| #434 | Graphics | 3.22 |
| #580 | Fun | 3.00 |
| #673 | Audio | 2.39 |
| #680 | Overall | 3.04 |
| #729 | Mood | 2.72 |
| #765 | Innovation | 2.78 |
Comments
Nice that you throw garbage at the enemies! Would've been nice if the garbage had felt more like thrown garbage though, as now it feels like bombs that is a bit more classical of the genre.
I like the graphics and its visible that you've spent some great time on making it great!
Good luck! :)
Fun after I read the instructions. c:
Spamming items out the airlock is the master technique.
This game is extremely well polished, and using space junk as the weapon was a great idea!
I like the feedback sistem when you die well polished not very much of gameplay the enemies are fireing too fast!
I Enjoyed the game, was a lot of fun, didn't realize I was supposed to attack enemy ships with the cargo until it was too late. Neat idea!
Nice graphics and quite hard with all of those bullets to avoid! Well done!!
Cool game. Nice concept. But when using up/down arrows on the apllication on the ludum dare page, the whole page scrolled up/down.
I can't tell if this is supposed to be based off of FTL, Star Trek, or Star Wars....... or all three! My favorite part is the menu hatch!
Well implemented, a lot of fun! Definitely a challenge, I liked that! The graphics were great, you obviously spent some time polishing things, which is awesome.
Good work!
Dang it, how am I going to do the dishes now that I threw the kitchen sink into the vacuum of space. Fantastic take on the theme!
The game works like a charm. Sound effects are nice. Graphics ok. I really like the way the stars look.
Cool idea. It fits the theme well. I like the stats I am tempted to add something like the stats to my future games.
So I'm throwing stolen goods at the Federation? Nice little game.
Difficulty escalated pretty quickly. Level 5 and 21K is my high score in three plays. The game has a high level of attention to detail, I loved how the top right corner UI indicated the next items to get thrown out. I felt like I abused the middle airlock and didn't use much of the other ones, maybe if they led straight left and right I'd use them much more often.
Pretty nice and funny concept that fits the theme well. I really liked how each item of junk worked differently compared to each other when shot out of your spaceship. The only gripe I have so far is that on the version of the game that's embed on this page, pressing up/down would scroll the page otherwise this is a very solid entry.
Very nice and funny idea.Excelent physics and controls.I really liked this one!Also graphics and sound are really cool!
What, no kitchen sinks to jettison? Just kidding. Lots of fun, great use of the theme. Nice job.
Hah, this was very entertaining. Plays like a shmup but in reverse...and without bullets of course. Brilliant interpretation of the theme :)
Great polish, I really enjoyed that! Really clever use of the theme having to send random objects out of airlock to attack with. It was fun to see the stats at the end too. Great job!
Fun game! Can get pretty hectic when there's not much room left to move with so many bullets flying around.
Nice mechanic. Good feel of being chased and dumping junk to try to clear your enemies.
Although the gameplay is fairly straightforward, the high amount of polish makes it enjoyable. The menus in particular were well done.
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Wow, this is really nicely polished!Love the way the menu is a hatch :) Great entry!