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A 2.5D Abstract Sci-Fi top-down shooter about decimating germs on a petri dish. Fill the screen with lasers to decimate hundreds of duplicating germs. Upgrade your cannon, manipulate the germ's characteristics, uncover the mystery of this bacteria, and fight the ultimate supergerm.
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In endless mode, after wave 30, all emissive materials will change to default lit materials to help with optimization. Additionally, there are now limits to how many particle FX will spawn on screen at once to further help with optimization.
There's a general attribute increase that gives the germs a small boost in speed, health, and duplication each wave. I've slightly lowered this so that the player choices in terms of how the germ mutates feel more meaningful.
A kind reviewer let me know about a bug with SFX settings and a bug that occurs on wave 40. I took a look and believe I fixed both problems. The game should be able to continue on past wave 40 without crashing, and the SFX settings should now properly apply to…
Blasteria is going free-to-play and will remain free indefinitely. There will be no microtransaction or monetization. The game will be fully playable in its current state for free.