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Star Guard
Loren Schmidt
October 5, 2009
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Shooter, PlatformDevelopers
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Star Guard is a 2D platformer brought back to the basic elements of the genre: jumping and shooting, with a distinct retro look. Enemies are red, allies are green and the levels consist of yellow lines against a black background. The player controls a spaceman on a mission to defeat an evil wizard, armed only with a single gun that fires in the direction the character is facing.
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Shooter, PlatformPlatforms
Linux, PC (Microsoft Windows), MacDevelopers
Loren SchmidtRelease Date
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