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Fight in the Floating City

13 years ago

I’ve added the source as a secondary download. People still seem to play the game a lot, but I’m not planning to do any more work on it (maybe someday). For this reason, I figured making it open-source would be a logical step, one I should have taken a while ago.

If you decide to use code or sprites from this game, or wish to upload a substantially changed version as your own game, that is fine with me, though I would appreciate being given some credit.

The source is a .gmk file that should be openable on Game Maker 8 and higher. Have fun! (You’ll need to download it from the Game Files section, the .exe is still the default download.)

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@CerealGames228

This Satuday we invite to watch another #speedpainting of our artist Daniel Faiad.

How great is this scene of #Pecaminosa?

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@StudioClops141

🍒Did you like the game? A demo is available for free on Steam.

✌️ Thanks for playing IndieGameiacs!

⚙️ Free Demo: http://bit.ly/UniDuni

📺 Full Video: https://youtu.be/5qEbVXg7GaQ

#steam #uniduni #clops #screenshotsaturday

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@VaultTotK93

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Why walk when you can jump?

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