Video Game: Zombie Clams from Outer Space!


screenshotZombieClam 260x3001 Video Game: Zombie Clams from Outer Space!Do you like classic video games?

Do horn clams scare you?

Oh yeah? …how about Outer Space Zombie Clams?!

If so, you might enjoy this old-style shooter game I developed a while ago.

Use the keyboard to play:

  • arrow direction keys = move up, down and side-to-side your horn cannon
  • space bar = fire your clam-destroying blaster bolts
  • P = pause the game

Hints

  • This is a classic-style top-down shooter – your Horn is at the bottom – you can move it up and down, as well as side-to-side.
  • Objects to shoot will move downwards from the top of the screen.
  • Look out for asteroids or bonus goodies.
  • Do not shoot the goodies! The super-awesome Special Weapon is a one-time bonus only. Shoot it and it is gone.

Click the image below to play.

banner3 Video Game: Zombie Clams from Outer Space!

(Click NEW GAME to begin.)

BRUCE HEMBD is a web marketing developer by day who plays French horn professionally at night.» More information about Bruce Hembd » More articles by Bruce Hembd » Contact

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