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Sugarcore
by GregoryWeir
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Sugarcore
Tags for Sugarcore
Description
Find out where sweets really come from as you mine licorice, demolish candy orbs, and defend confections from attack! Three quirky characters guide you through 18 levels of sugary goodness.
How to Play
Rotate the candy orbs with your mouse and click to advance dialogue. When a bullet hits the orb, candy bits are released! Release candy bits to increase your score! If a bullet hits the red core of an orb, the orb will explode and the level will end!
Different characters give you different types of goals:
MINING: Collect a certain amount of candy before time runs out!
DEMOLITION: Destroy the orb by hitting the core before time runs out!
SURVIVAL: Keep the orb from exploding until time runs out!
Succeed at levels to unlock new levels!
Some orbs have special materials in them! These will be explained the first time they appear!
FAQ
What is Sugarcore?
Sugarcore is a casual arcade game developed by Gregory Weir where players spin and shoot out creatures from the center of rotating sugary cores.
How do you play Sugarcore?
In Sugarcore, you control a spinning core and shoot out color-coded creatures to absorb matching targets placed around the core before time runs out.
What is the main goal in Sugarcore?
The main goal in Sugarcore is to clear all the targets around each sugary core by launching the correct colored creatures at them, advancing to higher levels as you succeed.
Who developed Sugarcore and on what platform can you play it?
Sugarcore was created by Gregory Weir and can be played in browsers, particularly on the Kongregate platform as a free online arcade game.
Are there progression systems or upgrades in Sugarcore?
Sugarcore features progressively challenging levels as you clear cores, but does not include complex progression systems or upgrades; gameplay focuses on skill and timing.
Comments
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Pataway
Jun. 21, 2010
needs a restart button.. stupid chocolate
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Vartiovuori
May. 13, 2015
How I would summarize this game "Oh, that did NOT hit the armor". You seriously need to add a reset button.
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bobobob55
Mar. 04, 2012
I'd never thought I'd ever hate chocolate...
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vaiox
Mar. 24, 2010
a restart button would be nice
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KittyBot
Aug. 20, 2010
the best defense is...spinning? or am I just bad at this?
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