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Retro Space Ball
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When a pixel art vertical shooter is combined with pinball to twist the genre! In this pixel art retro inspired action shoot em' up, the player controls a spaceship left and right at the bottom of the screen and shoots a crazy amount of lasers towards the top of the screen, aiming at a pinball-like orb. The orb bounces off the players shots as well as the vertically scrolling level designs! There is a vs AI and PVP mode as well as over 20 single player missions!
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T Cartoon Violence
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