Composition Piece created by Theta Games

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    Theta Games

    Added: 07 June 2010
    Created by: Theta Games
    Version: 2

    Game description: A scrolling platformer that acts as a metaphor for composition. You play as a young composer who wishes to write a piece for a girl whom he likes. Arrow keys move, <X> or <UP> jumps, <C> or <SPACE> lets yo... (more)

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    1. RetroGameFan

      RetroGameFan said 11 months ago

      @Theta Games: Yes, the background music is short, but you could also have had other background music for possible additional levels.

    2. Theta Games

      Theta Games said about 1 year ago

      The reason the game is so short is mostly because the piece of background music is also very short. But in general, I wanted to create something "short and sweet," if you will, and also not too hard, so that players could easily complete it and get the message.

    3. RetroGameFan

      RetroGameFan said about 1 year ago

      Certainly not a bad game, though it was a little too short. But the game gets five stars anyway.

    4. twh+jch

      twh+jch said about 1 year ago

      ERROR in
      action number 1
      of Other Event: Game Start
      for object init_obj:

      Error defining an external function.

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