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On The Sea, Alone
12 years ago

Big Update [0.1.4.0] PreAlpha


Hi, folks!

As promised, I got a lot staff managed to do. Lot experimented.) The hardest part was to keep everything in one style, but seems I got it.

Added a new enemy - Sharks, experimentally, actually still thinking about it, maybe I will totally remake them later)

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About Sharks:

  1. You can’t drop a balloon on a shark

  2. They are fast and defend ther sweet treasures)

  3. You always can escape them.

  4. They fear explosions and rocks

  5. Beware of Sharks

Also I spend a lot of time with the fullscreen support, and in the end had to make a compromise.

Let’s call this build PreAlpha.

Change note:

  • Fix Fullscreen Support bug

  • Fix Collisions bugs (most)

  • Added new Enemy (Sharks)

  • 2 New Levels

  • Saveble Setting

  • 2 types of Control (Holding, Targeting)

  • Added Highscore access from Main Menu

  • Fix Highscore bug

  • Redid some graphics

  • Some new Easter eggs)

  • Your Highscore is now always on screen

Download link

Well, Thats all for now, hope you enjoy it.

A New Update comming soon)

P.S. Thanks to my friend(Stasya Fatueva, Alexandr Rubakov) who have tasted and help me balance my game.



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