Nobody Shooter is a remake of Jonathan Mak's Everyday Shooter, where players would have to collect coins from the enemies they've defeated to acquire enough points for an entry in the high score table. Hold the W, A, S or D key to shoot in any direction, and use the cursor keys to move your ship around.
There is only one level to play. Your final score is submitted online automatically once the song ends, as indicated by a progress bar at the bottom of the screen. The game window can be moved around by dragging the uppermost area where a title bar should be located at.
"Nobody Shooter was pretty awesome. I played the hell out of it trying to beat 0rel's score. It was quite remarkable how close it was to the original yet still taking on a flavour of it's own, from the colours, the audio, and even the scoring adjustments. It just goes to show how personality in a game is just as important as the rules itself." - Jonathan Mak
Name: Nobody Shooter
Developer: 0rel
Platform: Windows
Size: 0.10 MB
Also by this developer: Ziczac
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