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BenjaFriend

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A member registered Apr 18, 2017 · View creator page →

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Black Hole Game

A top down competitive shooter game where you try to trap the opposing player in a black hole.

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BenjaFriend2 years ago

I love this game for real

in bed, can't sleep comments · Posted in in bed, can't sleep comments

BenjaFriend3 years ago

This game is chocked full of small little giggles

Don't forget to fish, it's worth it!

sometimes we just want someone to talk to, sometimes we don't jam comments · Posted in sometimes we just want someone to talk to, sometimes we don't jam comments

BenjaFriend3 years ago

Awesome game! I love the interesting mix of 2D pixel art with the depth of 3D movement. The writing was clever too!

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BenjaFriend6 years ago

Great little short story! Had a fun time

itch.io Community » General » Release Announcements · Created a new topic Black Hole Game -RIT Game Development Club

BenjaFriend7 years ago

Black Hole Game on Itch

This is a small game that RIT Game Development club made over spring break of 2017. Check us out on GitHub and Facebook

The basic mechanic of this game is that the player shoots "black holes" at the opposing player. trying to get the other player stuck and lose a life. The black holes merge together when they hit each other, creating large black holes. The larger the hole is, the more attraction force it will have. The orange obstacles are bouncy obstacles that can send players off into unwanted directions, or they might just save them from a couple close calls too.