And here's more homebrew game goodies from the PSP Hacks Homebrew Contest. This time, it's from CBarox with his entry Roboflood V3.
Roboflood is a Top Down Shooter with five levels for you to go through. CBarox describes the game as having a lot of enemies as well as bullets and shooting. As there's five levels, it's clear to see that the big boss will be at the last level. But of course, it would be pointless if the big boss appears at an earlier stage, right? Anyhow, Version 2 was what he submitted for the contest, but he's since updated the game to Version 3.
That screenshot above is for his Version 3. Of course, we want you all to be updated on the latest, so we'll be putting up both Versions 2 and 3. Actually, V3 provides for the screenshots that weren't available in the previous download. So, here they are now.
Oh, and thanks to CBarox for tipping us about his release. We hope you find it cool!
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