Slide across the floors, collect the stars and explore a total of 50 levels!
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You are Roby, intergalactic bartender, and with each succesful job at keeping the customers at bay you are promoted to more exotic, demanding locales.
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In general you wander around fighting and drinking, all the while collecting points for your destructive nature. You can collect money to buy new weapons or drinks.
Modes:
You play either single player or with a friend.
Goals:
You must make it from 8:00pm to 5:00am
Stay intoxicated!!! (Your meter will always be dropping, replenish it by buying more alcahol.)
Tips:
Don't get beatup! (It really hurts, plus it drains your intoxication meter.)
When you gotta go, you gotta go, but drinking too much too fast makes it happen quicker!
Weapons are good.
No ammo for your gun is bad.
If you are in multiplayer mode, as long as both players don't get arrested, you can bond out of jail.
Controls:
Move - Left control stick.
Punch - A button.
Stab - X button.
Shoot - B button.
Gernade - Left shoulder button.
Pee - A button. (at top of screen)
Exit - Back button. (at main menu)
French wordgame for NDS.
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