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-= Description =-
You try to escape from a laboratory.
But you have only one weapon : a micro wave.
By programming this micro wave, you're able to emit signal that disable obstacles.
You can also use skills by doing a special combination of keys :
- Shield (right, left, right, up)
- Freeze (down, left, left, down)
-= Controls =-
Arrow keys / ZQSD / WASD : Control the micro wave
M : Mute
-= Tools =-
- Language : ActionScript 3
- Library : FlashPunk, as3sfxr, SiON
- Graphic : GIMP, MS Paint
- Audio : Visual MML
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Ratings
![]() | Coolness | 55% |
#29 | Audio | 4.07 |
#56 | Humor | 3.93 |
#76 | Fun | 3.83 |
#78 | Theme | 4.03 |
#87 | Mood | 3.71 |
#98 | Graphics | 4.03 |
#101 | Overall | 3.80 |
#315 | Innovation | 3.45 |
Comments
Great work! Nice to see someone also made the music game using flashpunk.
Very good work here ! Fun game. Good idea.
Although the "combo" bar and the shield/stop powers are not very obvious (but that's some additional feature so it is fine).
Maybe the arrows are not that clear to see but whatever. Good graphics, good game overall. I have not seen any bugs.
The idea for the weapon is pretty cool and fits well the story. The game itself is pretty challenging yet sometimes a little too slow. Sounds are nice and graphics is not much of a difference as the game is great already, but they're nice as well.
Good job and good luck!
Nice game! Loved the animations!
I'm going to try those dance moves next time I go out!
Hey, that's really cool ! The random audio burst me out laughing :D I'm not such a good dancer :) Well done !
This rocks. Fun game, funny, and great pixelart, especially the character. So good.
Also thanks for putting the combos on the HUD.
Really good, unique game. Really good interpretation of the theme.
Aw man, this game is great! Super-fun-happy-conveyor-belt-dance-party -- Great work!
I'm just missing a link between button presses and the music. Otherwise well done.
Very well done! :)
I like this kind of games. It's great that the sound is not always the same for each direction.
Micro Dancer is Macro Fun. Great take on the theme and excellent game. We be jammin man.
Loved the mechanic and the fact that the weapon is a microwave. Nice graphics and music/sounds too.
Sweet audio and graphics! Really liked the music mixing when you hit the keys. Kind of has a typing game + rhythm game vide to it.
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This is a very nicely made game! The only thing is that the sounds are different every time I press the arrow keys, is that a bug, or is it supposed to happen?