In a land where everything is drawn with colored pencils and everyone is a stick figure with some encouraging words... the planets (plus Pluto) have been kidnapped and there's only one thing that can save them... the sun!
That's right, in the new physics puzzler by Jesse T Gonzalez, The Sun Goes to Space, you control the sun in its rescue attempt. Click on a magnet with your mouse to begin the process and collect all the stars on the level. Once you reach the last level of a stage, your goal becomes the planet itself. As you progress through the stages, you will find that this is definitely a game of high difficulty. Unless you become a master at the game physics, many of the levels will take several tries. The cute graphics and words of stick figure inspiration should keep you going at it. After all, don't you want to know if the hero wins the girl/saves humanity/survives to live another day?
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Doesn't load for me either. Using IE and Flash is up to date. The scrren that I see looks like a brick wall with sort of a text box in the center initially with a "10" in it. If I highlight that it changes to "0".
Disregard - works fine in Chrome!
Unfortunate that one cannot skip levels if they're in the last level of saving a planet...although I'd like to save Earth, cannot get past level 12 and just don't have what it takes to inch my way there.
Very cute, and the post level doodles are pretty funny.
fun but the magnets should stay
good game
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