
St. George's Day
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St. George's Day is a side-scrolling Shmup game with a fairly British twang to it's name. Enjoy bursting down enemies with a variety of weapons as you fight to reach and then bomb the alien's mothership in order to save the planet. But be careful as YOU ONLY HAVE ONE BOMB so don't waste it!
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'We will not go quietly into the night! We're going to live on! We're going to survive! Today we celebrate St. George's Day!' - General Winchester
It is a commonly known fact that most media on Earth is broadcast through radio waves, and those waves are, as we speak, flying off into space, where they will no doubt confuse an alien one day. Of course, what if that alien wasn't confused? What if he just shared the view of a lot of people on this planet that a lot of modern media kind of sucks? What if they decided to kill us all in a massive, massive overreaction?
We don't know either, but it probably wouldn't look ANYTHING like this.
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Note: If you press 'Try Again' after dying you won't have to go through the dialogue again before restarting.
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'We will not go quietly into the night! We're going to live on! We're going to survive! Today we celebrate St. George's Day!' - General Winchester
It is a commonly known fact that most media on Earth is broadcast through radio waves, and those waves are, as we speak, flying off into space, where they will no doubt confuse an alien one day. Of course, what if that alien wasn't confused? What if he just shared the view of a lot of people on this planet that a lot of modern media kind of sucks? What if they decided to kill us all in a massive, massive overreaction?
We don't know either, but it probably wouldn't look ANYTHING like this.
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Note: If you press 'Try Again' after dying you won't have to go through the dialogue again before restarting.