Massive Multiplicity Machine & The Replication Ruin

Controls:

- Level selection (menu screen): Mouse

- Movement and jump: Arrow keys

- Shoot: Space

- Reset level: R

- Main menu: M

Gameplay:

Story:

You were once human. You had a superpower: "multiplicity." You could create copies of yourself at will.

But you were killed before you could duplicate yourself to save yourself. Or perhaps you were captured to steal your power... You're not sure. They put your DNA and brain into a robot. But they awakened your consciousness. Even in this metallic body, your will to live persists, so you seek to escape the dark laboratory where they have you imprisoned. By shooting, obviously.

Unfortunately, your power has become random... And now you only leave inert machine clones wherever you go.

Motivational phrases:

"The hero who's always where he shouldn't be"

"His greatest power is his greatest obstacle"

"One man? A thousand solid mistakes"

Possible badges:

"Applause. You've built a wall of many yourself"

"Error 404. Exit blocked by dead clones"

"You're not dead... Just really cramped"

Try beating all four levels using fewer than 100 clones, and the janitor won't have so many nightmares about you.

Assets used:

1) Wheel Robot: "Exterminator bot", by Penusbmic (https://penusbmic.itch.io/sci-fi-character-pack-12)

2) Drone: "Exploding drone", by Foozle (https://foozlecc.itch.io/sci-fi-lab-mecha-boss)

3) Lasers: "Assets Free Lasser Bullets 2020", by Wenrexa

4) Scenario and background: "Factory of shadows", by Anibal Casas (asset purchased in a Humble Bundle ^^) - https://www.gamedevmarket.net/asset/factory-of-shadows-4884

5) Neon level numbers: "175 Neon Icons Pack", by Eldamar Studios (asset purchased in a Humble Bundle ^^)  - https://eldamar-studio.com/product/175-neon-icons-pack/

6) Music: The 5 themes are from "8-bit Fantasy Adventure", by Marllon Silva, akaxDeviruchi (https://xdeviruchi.itch.io/8-bit-fantasy-adventure-music-pack)

7) Font, SFX, VFX, Timer (Grafxkid), Faceangry emoji (Kenney): GDevelop resources