ld56
A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. A game by Mr Speaker. Made for the Ludum Dare 56 game jam on the theme "Tiny Creatures"
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Controls: To make matters worse, waves of nanobots are streaming towards your core: Bomb…
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Nanobot AI is infecting your dna, turning you into generic AI slop. It may be futile, but you must do your best to fight.
Q W E and A S D keys target the tiny creatures in the middle of the screen: but be careful to hit the bad guy, not the good guys... To make matters worse, waves of nanobots are streaming towards your core: Bomb them with your mouse to hold them off for as long as
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