Migz Callo: Laser Blazer

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Top of his class at Rignally's School for Robotic Decimation, Migz Callo was the natural selection for dealing with the machine-overtake at Cyclopticbots, Inc.

Cyclopticbots had spent the better part of two cycles developing robots that would have highly advanced decision-making abilities, while retaining their natural metallic charm. Unfortunately, the plan went awry. The robots made less than thoughtful choices on most occasions, and were prone to laziness and irritability. Though not nearly as intelligent as their designers had hoped, the robots were good with guns, and they seemed more than willing to use them. Within weeks of the first batch, the ill-tempered robots had taken up their weapons and driven all the scientists and support personnel away.

Finally, after many failed attempts of Cyclopticbot's own security forces, the decision was made to acquire the best and brightest from Rignally's.

Most graduates were placed on a team for their first runs, but not the academically acclaimed "Laser Blazer." No, Migz Callo had been special from day one. His ability to bolt up and down ladders faster than any of his peers alone made him somewhat of a notable figure. But it was his quick-draw speed with the laser that really turned heads. Where most could drag a weapon at 50% the speed of a robot, Migz—more often than not—matched or bettered the bots. Even veterans were amazed at the pull-speed the young man had.

So when the vets were approached to take on the Cyclopticbot's job, they tipped their hats toward the Laser Blazer…most in the hopes of seeing the young hotshot fail.

Migz took the job, got on the ship, beamed to the clearest door in the station, strapped on his gear, adjusted his goggles, and donned his trademarked mischievous grin.

Now's the time to do the job he's been trained for: Total Robotic Decimation.

Game Features
Here is a brief list of what we're going for in this game. Keep in mind that this is a demo game!

• Three demo levels to nuke robots
• Challenging and addictive game play
• Cool futuristic space station artwork, robots, and good 'ol Migz himself
• Awesome soundtrack by Steve "Fash" Harrison
• If you own the Programming 2D Scrolling Games book, you’ll also have the full source-code and chapters explaining how the game was made
• Full 2D level designer (no source) supporting the games 32x32 tileset or any player-made tilesets of the same size

Screen Shots

- Art created by Ric "Putty" Lumb
- Music created by Future Developments (FD)

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