Based on Ken Arnold's BSD Robots, it's free for a limited time.
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The original game was created in the late 70s for an UNIX variation called BSD.
Thanks for the history lesson. I remember playing a monochrome shareware variation of this circa 1990 on my Amiga 500.
It was called Dr. Who, the enemies were Daleks, and there was no Safe Smoke equivalent. You had a Sonic Screwdriver which you could use once per round instead, which fried all Daleks in adjacent squares.
Apart from some other cool add-ons, looks like the same concept but instead of a "turn-based" the concept is the same. Limited movement robots and a way to kill them is to make them touch each other.
Implementing that on a touch device would (in my humble opinion) not give the player the same experience doe...
Wow. Good find, but no. This ran in a Workbench window and was incredibly basic graphically. Single colour static sprites.
Played exactly like this except the aforementioned differences, but there's no trace of it on the Internet. I'd be surprised if more than a handful of people ever played it.
This is a pretty awesome port/update of a classic. The dev does use licenses of other stuff to get attention. Remember the Flash Gordon / Space Ghost game from last eyar... that eventually turned into Dilbert Asteroids 2600... and seems to have been pulled. It's a shame too as that game was actually fun.
ok nightc1. Everyone has the right to make mistakes.
And we're trying to fix it. We removed Flash Gordon from the App Store.
We're adding some other stuff like shooting in 4 directions and scan lines option.
Those changes were just a desperate attempt to improve sales numbers, but, now that sales are around ~1 every two days and a game like Flappy Birds gets a lot of attention, we just don't care anymore. We're just trying to make something barely funny.
Any suggestions for the new "Flash Gordon"?
Just call it something generic so it'll be easy to tell others about it. Just not Flappy Asteroid Killer 2600! I think you'll gain more fan base that way because the actual games are fun and I am all about good fun games.
Hmm here's an idea. Rename each game to Retro Nostalgia ______, with the blank bing a word that describes the game or gameplay being reproduced. Tying the games together wil also help cross promote them as a series. This one would be Retro Nostalgia Robots. ninja Jewels could be Retro Nostalgia Jewels.
It's just an idea. I want you to succeed at making games and building a fanbase willing to buy them.
At the beginning we thought it would help sales (even the name: TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA smoke! 
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