
Punk at the Opera
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Oh man, after a night getting black out drunk, you've woken up in the middle of a production of HMS Pinafore! There's only one thing left to do in this situation: fight your way out!
A side-scrolling beat-'em-up about the incompatibility of opera and the punk rock lifestyle.
Clear each screen, by defeating all of the opera performers. Prepare for the final showdown with Gilbert and Sullivan themselves!
- Move: Arrow keys / WASD
- Punch: Z
- Jump: X
- Throw bomb: C
This mapping is for an XBox 360 controller - your mileage may vary!
- Move: left stick
- Punch: Button 1 (A)
- Jump: Button 2 (B)
- Throw bomb: Button 3 (X)
Controller mapping can be changed in the launcher.
Escape quits at all times.
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HTML5 build now available on itch.io. Also, minor bug-fix: when continuing or restarting from either end screen, the max player health was capped at 3 when it should have remained at 5. Literally a single-character change - although, on further consideration, it's probably a line of code that should have been removed entirely.
A side-scrolling beat-'em-up about the incompatibility of opera and the punk rock lifestyle.
Clear each screen, by defeating all of the opera performers. Prepare for the final showdown with Gilbert and Sullivan themselves!
Keyboard controls
- Move: Arrow keys / WASD
- Punch: Z
- Jump: X
- Throw bomb: C
Gamepad controls
This mapping is for an XBox 360 controller - your mileage may vary!
- Move: left stick
- Punch: Button 1 (A)
- Jump: Button 2 (B)
- Throw bomb: Button 3 (X)
Controller mapping can be changed in the launcher.
Escape quits at all times.
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Update - 2018-04-23 7:58pm EST
HTML5 build now available on itch.io. Also, minor bug-fix: when continuing or restarting from either end screen, the max player health was capped at 3 when it should have remained at 5. Literally a single-character change - although, on further consideration, it's probably a line of code that should have been removed entirely.