It's the classic story of an alien invasion on Earth. They beam themselves down in a clear act of aggression, but when we fire at the tentacled beings, nothing happens! Thank goodness for humankind's need of animal companionship, because it's our feline friends who hold our salvation. Fresh from LongAnimals with lovable art by Jimp, it's the physics puzzler, Star Claws, where you can find out just how the common Felis catus saves Earth from an alien takeover. With the click of your mouse, interact with your environment to bring the aliens and cats together to create some intergalactic sashimi. Yum! It's 32 levels of hissing and cat fights toward the demise of the not-so-friendly men from above, so grab a pack of catnip and help out these brave, furry souls.
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Definitely an amusing little phyzzler, this one.
On a personal accomplishments note, 32 Gold Medals achieved! ^_^
I haven't been able to play this. Does it use some sort of arcane, pumped-up version of flash?
I get past the developer's and distributor's logos and the screen turns light, vibrant blue. It just stays that way.
Does anyone know who does the music for this game? Some of the songs sound very familiar...
Yay, this was lots of fun.
I assume the message at the end is a sequel hook? I didn't bother getting all golds just in case that did something, as several of those golds need a series of rather precise timing clicks in a row (though I got about 2/3 golds).
not too difficult but friendly & funny. nice low key semi-demi-ironic soundtrack too.
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