Spellblast
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*GROWING YOUR VOCABULARY*
Forever Humble PDX via Tonal Recall Games Presents Spellblast!
Spellblast is a genre mashup, between a Shoot 'em Up & a Word Game.
Imagine R-Type bought Boggle a few drinks on a friday night.....some scented candles....little Netflix & Chill....
Bada Bing Bada Boom!
9 Months later.....Spellblast was born.
A new take on an old genre, Spellblast mashes the best elements of Shoot 'em Ups & Word games.
Blast your way through infinite levels and hordes of enemies, to collect the necessary letters for each round.
Once collected, you must unscramble the word before time runs out....while still having to take on the enemy onslaught.
If you are successful in your task, you will face some of the badest bosses space has to offer!
So get your spacesuits on & break out the dictionary, because.... In Space....No One Can Hear You Spell!
("Two Button Controls" were determined by NES Controller configuration, not counting the directional pad as a "button". "Growing"....well it's time to grow your vocabulary)
Forever Humble PDX via Tonal Recall Games Presents Spellblast!
Spellblast is a genre mashup, between a Shoot 'em Up & a Word Game.
Imagine R-Type bought Boggle a few drinks on a friday night.....some scented candles....little Netflix & Chill....
Bada Bing Bada Boom!
9 Months later.....Spellblast was born.
A new take on an old genre, Spellblast mashes the best elements of Shoot 'em Ups & Word games.
Blast your way through infinite levels and hordes of enemies, to collect the necessary letters for each round.
Once collected, you must unscramble the word before time runs out....while still having to take on the enemy onslaught.
If you are successful in your task, you will face some of the badest bosses space has to offer!
So get your spacesuits on & break out the dictionary, because.... In Space....No One Can Hear You Spell!
("Two Button Controls" were determined by NES Controller configuration, not counting the directional pad as a "button". "Growing"....well it's time to grow your vocabulary)