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Berg is a robot trying to get his jetpack to escape from his spaceship that is being destroyed. He has to avoid hitting the obstacles in his path until get to his "salvation".
Use the arrows on the keyboard or "A" "D".
TIP:If the game doesn't work in the first time, please, try again! :D
(We choose the "Two Button Controls" theme)
By:
Thiago Ferraro (Game Designer and 3D Artist)
Renan Rodrigues (Game Designer and Programmer)
Nathalia Ferraro (Interface)
Downloads and Links
Ratings
![]() | Coolness | 92% |
#533 | Audio(Jam) | 2.96 |
#669 | Humor(Jam) | 2.36 |
#691 | Theme(Jam) | 3.48 |
#783 | Graphics(Jam) | 2.89 |
#824 | Fun(Jam) | 2.75 |
#879 | Mood(Jam) | 2.61 |
#943 | Overall(Jam) | 2.78 |
#1017 | Innovation(Jam) | 2.09 |
Comments
Graphically relatively impressive and with good beats, the atmosphere was quite frantic. It's difficult, maybe too much so, but possible.
The wait time at the end felt too long, ading some key to skip Berk waving his arms about would be nice. Spacing out the obstacles a little more would also be kinda nice, although maybe that would rob the game of it's difficulty.
A generally enjoyable entry.
The music was good and gameplay felt smooth.
I didn't know what things I had to avoid, and what things I had to pick up.
The UI was also partially off screen (using 1024x768 windows mode).
I liked the music. And the graphics were kinda cute. Was a bit confused by the floating astronauts though.. I kinda thought they were obstacles at first.
Fun game! I liked the ragdolls flying around, they were pretty funny
I like the idea, but you needed to build on it. Actually bumping into the objects (rigid bodies) would have made it 100x better.
LOL, like it the gameplay, and stuff, but really, you guys pwned on the name, is based on corre berg video?
btw, the credit screen doesnt have a way to exit, at least i didnt find one
Nway, legal ver outros brasileiros aqui haha
Music is nice. I've a question, why the game don't show the floor?
Got repetitive rather quickly and the collisions were a bit off, otherwise fairly fun.
The obstacles were confusing and some of the spaces you have to squeeze between are kind of a bit too tight. However, I did enjoy the challenge and the music added to it. Nice job!
Oh my god, what is that dead robot doing on the wall!? *proceeds to hit large flyign crate while being distracted*
Nice base for the game, wasnt the ship supposed to be being destroyed (maybe some explosion sound or some such)? :)
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Simple but fun game. Controls were a bit clunky but the 3d models were nice, and the music was ok.