F.S.a. is a shooting game that involves defeating UFOs in action-packed gameplay.
This software is a game that requires you to shoot down UFOs and save your city from destruction. Your objective is to get the highest score while preventing aliens from ruining your city and cannons. You play as "TheHuman" who has the power to control two cannons in order to defend yourself from the alien attack waves.
In essence, the game requires you to "kill everything" that comes your way. To compile the sources, you will need the "Allegro" and "DUMB" tools, and since the game is written in C/C++, it can be compiled on Linux, MAC, Unix and Win32 systems.
The latest release of this game brings several appearance and technical changes. In terms of appearance, there is in-game music that can be switched off, mouse support for menus, adjusted menu and in-game fonts, a new background for the story, instructions and top 10 screens, an improved in-game background with a side-scrolling starfield, and options to access music and SwapStereo through the menu. Additionally, DUMB and Allegro logos and homepages have been integrated into the title screen.
In terms of technical changes, the update resolves a rare bug where a game object (the shot) would disappear, as well as a bug that caused the program to shut down incorrectly. The game now uses the latest version of Allegro (v4.1.8.wip), replacing the previous version (v4.0.3), and has also shifted to using DUMB v.0.9.2 for music playback.
Overall, this game can be an exciting experience for those who enjoy shooting games with a high-score component. The game is technically sound and can be compiled on various systems, making it accessible to a wider audience.
In essence, the game requires you to "kill everything" that comes your way. To compile the sources, you will need the "Allegro" and "DUMB" tools, and since the game is written in C/C++, it can be compiled on Linux, MAC, Unix and Win32 systems.
The latest release of this game brings several appearance and technical changes. In terms of appearance, there is in-game music that can be switched off, mouse support for menus, adjusted menu and in-game fonts, a new background for the story, instructions and top 10 screens, an improved in-game background with a side-scrolling starfield, and options to access music and SwapStereo through the menu. Additionally, DUMB and Allegro logos and homepages have been integrated into the title screen.
In terms of technical changes, the update resolves a rare bug where a game object (the shot) would disappear, as well as a bug that caused the program to shut down incorrectly. The game now uses the latest version of Allegro (v4.1.8.wip), replacing the previous version (v4.0.3), and has also shifted to using DUMB v.0.9.2 for music playback.
Overall, this game can be an exciting experience for those who enjoy shooting games with a high-score component. The game is technically sound and can be compiled on various systems, making it accessible to a wider audience.
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