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The 134 Game Project
11 years ago

Fight Yourself


Today’s game is Fight Yourself. You read the controls, glare at the lack of work put into the graphics, press space, and then spend however many seconds you’re able to survive doding your own lasers.

It only took a few seconds les than forty five minutes to make this (I had to go do something). In other news, I found out how to make the radiation noise from Fallout 3!

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