A downloadable game

*** COMING SOON ***

NO A.I. WAS USED IN THE MAKING OF THIS GAME !

TL;DR blurb

Its a game. Based on the arcade classic. move, shoot,  and don't die.

INSTRUCTIONS

Moon Shuttle is a single screen shooter arcade game that was released by Nichibutsu in 1981.

The player must take control of the titular "Moon Shuttle" (which stays on the left side of the screen, but moves forward during the meteor sections) with a laser cannon to fire shots at the enemies. 

SCORING

Meteors   Lge    50 Points
          Med    30 Points
          Sml    20 Points
Bomb Launcher    30 Points
Expando          30 Points
Man-O-War        30 Points
Blobman   Lge    10 Points
          Med    20 Points
          Sml    30 Points
Combrade         50 Points

The game starts off with a Meteor sequence (in which a player can earn an extra life if they manage to shoot the hidden rockets in the within the meteors), followed by an attack from the other five enemy types. The game's cycle will then repeat, and the game continues in this way until the player loses all there lives. 

Published 14 hours ago
StatusIn development
Rating
Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars
(1 total ratings)
AuthorMinionSoft
GenreShooter
Tags2D, 8-Bit, Arcade, PICO-8, Remake, Retro, Shoot 'Em Up
ContentNo generative AI was used

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Many of your games have coming soon???? Even a year ago like 1942????

There is a logic to putting “Coming Soon”.

Partly to let people know these games are “Coming Soon”. Partly as a reminder to me that they need finishing. Partly to gauge the waters just to see if there is any interest in them. But probably most likely is that when I’ve actually finished them I’m too lazy to upload them !

Please upload as they all look so promising 👍

I second the request for uploading! My theory was that you might be creating a collection of these games with the plan to one day release an arcade collection on here or Steam or both. Whatever eventual form these games take, I'd love to play  (and purchase) them!

You do such an amazing job with the artwork. And so far, for me, at least, it's been a nice mix of classics I recognize and would like to play Pico8-ified and others which I missed back in the 80s but look interesting and I'd like to play now.

There are always emulators, of course, but your "ports" look very cool! And the ones you've released in the past have been great. :)

Brilliant. When's it due for release?