The year is 1977. 90% of the world's landmass is now underwater and the world is at war. Floating cities are often targets for armoured, explosive-laden ships and there is only one line of defense...
Cutting-edge science has managed to breed and control huge jellyfish like monsters, capable of sinking the ships. By implanting cybernetic hardware into the Kaijus' brains the scientists are able to visualise their moves and coordinate strikes.
As the leading navy commander of PortSheaf, you are responsible for controlling the Kaiju and saving the city.
Using your 1977 COSMAC VIP, will you be able to use your Chip 8 visualisation of the high fidelity visceral world combat and Save The Day?
W to attack (5 key). The boats will stop attacking when you have succeeded.
Haha, this one is funny. Especially the story and the explanation of the graphics. The game is fun for a short time, but gets boring fast. It is not clear if there is a goal to reach.
I beat it! One easy way is just to stay in the same spot and keep attacking, basically becoming a wall of death. Useful tactic especially when the ships get really fast. Reminds me of Atari 2600 games.
Nice :D Loved the game. One of the best parts was the graphics, ATARI 2600! It just needed like an intro, so we wouldn't have to read the description, just jump right in.
Know what I love about this game? Everything. The year is 1977 - the style of the game represents that, the code is assembly to boot. Easy controls, imaginative monster and epic refresh rate!
Liked the story and the simple look and gameplay took me back to playing the old atari. Would be nice if there was a title screen setting the story though so I could go straight into the game knowing what was happening.
Really nice story combined with the retro graphics, created a strong atmosphere that was just missing audio! Great use of theme too, the only game I've played where we control 'the monster' for a good cause.
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A tutorial of some kind would be beneficial.
Maybe a small intro ingame and/or a tutorial would be nice.
Keep it up dude!