attrition 64
A free breakout game — play it in your browser, no install. Pixel breakout game where the paddle is an everyday item, and the blocks form the silhouette of something that the item is a threat to.
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*Attrition : the process of gradually reducing the strength or effectiveness of someone or something through sustained attack or pressure.*
ATTRITION 64 is a pixel breakout game where the paddle is an everyday item, and the blocks form the silhouette of something that the item is a threat to.
ATTRITION 64 gives an old school perspective on modern(ish) issues. The game makes no argument about any of it. The sprites are the whole idea, feel free to adhere or not.
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