Copyleft 2015 Wesley Werner
Updated for LOVE2D 11.2, 2019 Eric Ahnell
Your mission: Make the star go nova. There are in-game hints that point out the next target to achieve your goal.
- The
UP,DOWNandSPACEkeys navigate the menus. - The
LEFT+RIGHT SHIFTkeys control the flippers - The
SPACEkey launches the ball. SPACEalso nudges the table if a ball is in play.- If you nudge too much the table will tilt.
- Missions: Target goal hints are given during play, in the LED display and as flashing table lights (configurable in settings).
- Safe Mode: A 30 second grace period where a free ball is launched on a drain.
- Multi-ball: Complete the "Matter Jettison" mission to release the second bonus ball.
- Tilt: You don't score points and the flippers won't move until a ball is drained.
Thanks goes to these people for letting me use their work:
Music created by Beyond
http://modarchive.org/member.php?82730
https://soundcloud.com/beyond-26
Advanced LED Board-7 Font created by Sizenko Alexander
http://www.styleseven.com
http://www.fontspace.com/style-7/advanced-led-board-7
Erbos Draco Open NBP Font created by Nate Halley
Licensed under Creative Commons (by-sa)
http://www.fontspace.com/total-fontgeek-dtf-ltd/erbos-draco-monospaced-nbp
Lua File Pickler created by Steve Dekorte
http://www.dekorte.com, Apr 2000
SFXR sound effect generator created by Tomas Pettersson http://www.drpetter.se/project_sfxr.html
The game is created on top of the Nova Pinball Engine, also available under the same license, here.
This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or any later version.
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