Lazors
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Combining optical logic games and top down action games!
Your goal is to survive as many waves of enemies as you can. You don't have a weapon, but you don't really need one; fortunatelly, there are a few high power Helium-Neon lasers around. Oh and your enemies also have lasers attached. But if the beams hit you, it is very harmful to your body; the same things that helps you survive is also your nemesis.
The only usable object you have is a mirror, that can reflect the laser beams, you must use this to aim concentrate the beams towards the enemies.
Playable with keyboard and mouse, or a gamepad (though the buttons / axes may not be compatible with your gamepad too, and there's currently no option to set controls).
Use `WASD` to move, and on difficulties other than easy, left mouse button to use your mirror.
Made in libGDX.
NOTE: You must have Java >=8 installed on your system!
Building instructions: Go into the root directory of the project, and execute `gradlew desktop:dist`
Your goal is to survive as many waves of enemies as you can. You don't have a weapon, but you don't really need one; fortunatelly, there are a few high power Helium-Neon lasers around. Oh and your enemies also have lasers attached. But if the beams hit you, it is very harmful to your body; the same things that helps you survive is also your nemesis.
The only usable object you have is a mirror, that can reflect the laser beams, you must use this to aim concentrate the beams towards the enemies.
Playable with keyboard and mouse, or a gamepad (though the buttons / axes may not be compatible with your gamepad too, and there's currently no option to set controls).
Use `WASD` to move, and on difficulties other than easy, left mouse button to use your mirror.
Made in libGDX.
NOTE: You must have Java >=8 installed on your system!
Building instructions: Go into the root directory of the project, and execute `gradlew desktop:dist`