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DescriptionStar Struck is a fun and exciting game that tests your reflects and piloting skills while dodging multi-coloured stars and collecting energy points deep in outer space. Easy to play but hard to walk away from this game will keep you flying in circles for hours and enjoying it! This game includes a multiplayer highscores list that allows you to track how your top scores compares to other players on a daily, weekly, or all time bases. This highscore list even interfaces with Facebook to allow you to compare your scores with all of your friends.InstructionsWelcome, Star Struck Pilot! Your mission is to collect energy points for our home planet. To begin your journey, click your spaceship to fire up the thrusters. Your spaceship will now follow wherever your mouse points, gaining speed the faster you move. Scoring: There are two ways to collect energy points. The first is to pilot your spaceship across the gravitational links between stars. This will temporarily drain the energy moving between those stars. If you release all the links around a star it will collapse back in on itself. This is important as a star can grow large enough to become a serious navigation obstacle! The second way to collect points has to do with the colour of the star when it collapses. While piloting your spaceship, keep an eye on the bonus indicator in the top left of your screen. This shows you which stars will award bonus energy points when collapsed. These bonuses increase with the size of the star, and can add up quickly! Be careful not to touch the stars, they are made of plasma, and will vaporize your ship on contact! You only have 5 spaceships, and once they are gone, your energy-collecting days are over. How much energy can your ships collect for our planet?Embed |
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