A downloadable fruit feast for Windows, macOS, and Linux

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Enter the realm of the Melon Magus. Cast powerful spells and beware of feisty teapots. Do not displease the Overlord, dispenser of melon.

SPELLBOOK:
MELON - Left Mouse:
Conjure melons at a high velocity. A graceful and succinct spell to be sure.

PEANUT - Right Mouse:
Expel a fistful of peanuts. Good for friends and enemies.

AVOCADO - Middle Mouse:
Woefully piddle out some avocados. Be warned, the magus has recently come down with a case of avocado incontinence. Once they start, they may find many more avocados in their near future.


Controls:

  • W/A/S/D: movement
  • Mouse: look
  • Left mouse: conjure melons
  • Right mouse: expel peanuts
  • Middle mouse: avocado...


"I'm allergic to melons but I still played this for 4 weeks straight, 10/10." - Kotaku

"If my mum caught me playing this she would ground me for life, very controversial." - Game Informer

"The way the various foods excrete from the arm are the pinnacle of good game feel." - Rock Paper Shotgun

"I've played every call of duty,  but this, this is what I call a modern fps, great simulation of melon warfare." - Chuckilda from newgrounds xx


Made By:
Audrey Castillo
(@Valax321): Teapot terror and voice-haver.
Andrew Karalis (@AndrewKaralis_): Melon man and enjoyer of fine china.
Adrian Bland (@Zodrodo) : Graceful trail spewer and peanut pepperer.

StatusReleased
PlatformsWindows, macOS, Linux
Rating
Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars
(1 total ratings)
AuthorsAudrey Castillo, Caterwauling
GenreAdventure, Shooter
Made withUnity
Tagsartgame, Atmospheric, First-Person, gameanhour2019, Magic, psychedelic, Relaxing, Surreal
Average sessionA few minutes
InputsKeyboard, Mouse
AccessibilityColor-blind friendly, Textless

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Click download now to get access to the following files:

Windows (64-bit) 32 MB
macOS 33 MB
Linux (64-bit) 35 MB

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avocados yet again bringing disappointment to millenials. thank god for our lord and savior, the melon