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One More Line
by smgstudio
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One More Line
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Description
ONE MORE LINE is a highly addictive, one button, space disco, skill timing game!
Original soundtrack by Sydney composer Batterie Music.
How to Play
Click and hold to grapple (or use spacebar) then time your release to go as far as you can.
FAQ
What is One More Line?
One More Line is an arcade action game developed by SMG Studio where players control a continually moving line and navigate through obstacles by swinging around nodes.
How do you play One More Line?
In One More Line, you tap or click to latch onto nearby colored nodes, using momentum to swing and dodge obstacles for as long as possible without crashing.
Who developed One More Line?
One More Line was developed and published by SMG Studio.
What is the main objective in One More Line?
The main goal in One More Line is to survive as long as possible while traveling through an endless series of obstacles, aiming for the highest score you can achieve.
On which platforms can you play One More Line?
You can play One More Line as a web game in browsers and it is also available on mobile devices such as iOS and Android.
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lugito
Nov. 29, 2014
Good concept, great graphic, but there's no way to steer away from a collision course once the object you're gonne collide with is the one you're going to grapple (the nearest one).
This requires planning ahead and the portion of course visible is too smal for that.
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xirtaminu
Feb. 09, 2018
Got this from Kongredate .... But where are the badges!?
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Dragonfire23456
Feb. 08, 2018
got this from kongredate
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robdfa
Dec. 15, 2014
nice concept, but without being able to look ahead this game is far more about luck than skill. Rather unfortunate
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eadward
Dec. 18, 2014
Nice and funny! The only way to advance is to go point by point, grabbing the nearest point.
However, there is one problem: while the borders don't hurt you when you are grappled, other points do! I'd like this gonna be fixed.
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