Rebel Armored Assault

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  • rebel-armored-assault

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  • MIT

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Side-scrolling 2D run-and-gun action game with battle tank and POW rescues

An intense 2D side-scrolling run-and-gun arcade shooter for Linux inspired by Metal Slug, featuring custom comic-inked sprites, a rideable Iron Tusk armored battle tank, stranded captive rescues, destructible warzone cover, and mechanical boss encounters across three distinct battlegrounds.

Disclaimer: This project is an independent open-source game and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by SNK Corporation.

FEATURES

  • Custom 2D Comic-Inked Artwork & 60 FPS Combat: animated squad trooper (run, jump, crouch, close-range knife slash, parabolic grenades) and rideable Iron Tusk mini-tank with rotating Vulcan turret, AP cannon shells, armor shield, and self-destruct ram charge.
  • Heavy Weapon Arsenal & Captive Rescues: free tied allied captives for Heavy Machine Burst (H), Flame Torcher (F), Rocket Shell (R), grenade packs, and bonus rations while blasting rebel sandbags and trucks.
  • 3 Battlegrounds, Boss Fights & 3 Difficulty Modes: battle through Coastal Outpost, Sunken Bridge, and Iron Fortress across Casual, Arcade, and Turbo difficulty tiers with synthesized 16-bit WAV audio, local high-score persistence, CSV export, and English / Vietnamese UI.

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