Alien Attack Defence 1 2 1 1
by Marked Bat
originally from "Cyborg invasion - Beta 2.0" by Maximilian Wallis Hjorth
Description
Alien Attack Defence 1 2 1 1, a project made by Marked Bat using Tynker. Learn to code and make your own app or game in minutes.
Tags
Game, Arcade, Battle, Art, Animation
Concepts
simple variables, basic math, delays, simple conditionals, visibility, variables, advanced costume handling, cloning, simple events, simple loops, detect conditions, input/output, simple messaging, advanced events, text handling, simple motion, advanced math, direction and turning, resize actor, music and instruments, simple sound playing, conditional wait, conditional loops, program control, functions, advanced messaging, advanced motion, simple costume handling,
- #Lines:1560
- #Actors:40
- #Costumes:110
- #Scripts:149
Text Snippets
- Alien Attack Defence 1 2 1 1
- welcome to cyber invasion!
- tap on enemies to aim at them.
- press "shop" to upgrade turrent
- it is recommended to always choose the cheapest upgrade ;)
- please note that this game is in beta
- last resort costs
- do you want to activate it?
- remember that life is about choices, so make sure you make the right ones. but if you do happen to make a wrong decision, don't feel bad about it, because you can't live your life feeling bad about things that "could" have been or "should" have been, just do. and if what you do turns out bad, just apologise, don't feel bad about it. opposite goes for when you do something good though, feel good about it, and learn from the right decision.
- press bullets to stop them!
- highscore display1
- upgrade fire rate
- insufficent funds
- inSufficent Funds
- upgrade bullet speed
- bullet speed price
- recoil upgrade stat
- damage upgrade stat
- bullet apeed upgrade stat
- current bullet speed
Remixes of "Alien Attack Defence 1 2 1 1" (4)
About
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