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Bob: The Game
13 years ago

Enemies, Menus, Music, and more!


That’s right, I’ve added enemies, menus, and….well, not much more to be honest. There is an additional level now, and a sort of bonus level at the end (from which you can’t progress).

But still, a pretty significant update! The title screen is revamped, there’s music in the background, enemies, a health system…overall, the game is considerably better than before, and closer to a real game now! Granted, there’s still a lot to add, but the basic framework is almost all there now.

Anyway, enjoy the updates! I will be creating more music in the near future, so you don’t have to listen to the same short song clip over and over again! Thanks for playing/reading!

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