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SEAL 85
by marcabbink
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SEAL 85
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Description
SEAL 85 is a third person shooter where you have to survive as long as possible. The game has loads of smart AI enemy's that work as a team, weapons, upgrades, special effects and endless waves.
One of the cool things about this game, is that the AI's are really smart and work like a team. Next to that, there are loads of gameplay changing features like smoke grenades, enemies entering through the windows, all kinds of weapons, enemies tank plan, enemies line plan, stun grenades and more!
How to Play
- Use "arrows" or "wasd" to move
- Use "q" and "e" to quick swap weapon
- Use "1-9" to swap weapons
- Use "r" to reload
- Use "space" to spawn new wave
- Use "p" to pause the game
FAQ
What is SEAL 85?
SEAL 85 is a space-themed idle game developed by Marc Abbink and available on Kongregate.
How do you play SEAL 85?
In SEAL 85, you manage and upgrade a spaceship that automatically attacks waves of enemy ships while earning resources over time.
What is the main progression system in SEAL 85?
The main progression in SEAL 85 involves upgrading your ship and weapons, unlocking new abilities, and advancing through increasingly difficult enemy waves.
Does SEAL 85 feature an offline progress system?
Yes, SEAL 85 includes offline progress, so your ship continues to earn resources and make progress even when you are not actively playing.
What are some notable features of SEAL 85?
SEAL 85 features automatic combat, upgradeable ships and weapons, a steady wave-based challenge, offline gains, and a progression system typical of idle and incremental games.
Comments
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KaisarDragon
Sep. 17, 2011
Yeah, getting level 3 in one gun ups them all, even locked ones. Using a new gun will still show you it leveling to 2 and 3, but no stat change as it is already level 3. If that is fixed it is a pretty good game. Needs a zombie mode!
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Tnx guys, i'm thinking on fixing these points for you
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HappySeaGoat
Sep. 17, 2011
Why Soviet Soldiers use M-4 and magnums?
And why they have SWAT written on their backs?
Calm down guys! It's friendly fire! you're back in US! No soviets around!
Hahaha briliant!
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Irasfel
Sep. 17, 2011
Decent, but the notifications that you got health or a weapon or whatever are a pretty big problem. First of all with the bloodsplotch and the words it overwrites a LARGE portion of the screen. Notifications should not get me killed because I can't see what the heck is going on ;p Second - the skill levels on the guns are wonky, I often got level 3 out of nowhere without 1 or 2, showed level 3 when I didn't even have level 1 in a gun, or didn't see messages about mastery stars at all when I did have them. Something's not right there. So... yeah, fix that and find another way to do the notifications please, as it stands they obscure way too much.
I will remember this for the next release. Tnx!
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MalayangPilipino
Sep. 20, 2011
I never hated Sniper like this before
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sucidalmaniac
Sep. 18, 2011
only thing i can sugest is that you make an upgrade store were you spend "points"(earned when playing) to uprade things like health, damage for a weapon, and more
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