Parsec Colors descripción

You command the Parsec spacecraft, your goal is to destroy geometric objects subject to the physical laws of motion and avoid colliding with them.
Colored geometric objects invade our world, your mission is to liberate the earth, the solar system, our galaxy, the universe... and the multiverse! ... No less !!!

Parsec Colors is an arcade game mixing "shoot them up" and "bullet hell" and "rebound" types.
It's a horizontally scrolling game in which your skill, reflexes and thinking will be strongly solicited.

[ How it works ]
► Objects are subject to the physical laws of motion.
- they bounce between them
- they can be subjected to gravity
- they can be subject to or exert forces of attraction and repulsion
► Child objects inherit their parent's motion properties.
► Only primary colored objects disappear when they are destroyed.
► Objects with secondary or tertiary colors when they are destroyed generate 2 children, the latter are of the same geometric shape, have the movement properties of their parent and each of them one of the colors composing the color of their parent.

Your weapon is a laser, if you use it too long, the laser will overheat and destroy the ship.

[ Enemies ]
Enemies are represented by simple geometric shapes.
These geometric shapes can be monochrome or polychrome.
Some enemies are assemblages.

Hearts are not enemies, you must not destroy them, otherwise you perish with them. Your ship repels them and they absorb the energy of other objects in collisions, slowing them down.

► Monochrome objects do not have specific properties, they are only subject to the physical laws of motion.
► Polychrome objects have special properties:
- circles are harmless.
- triangles and pentacles are offensive, when bouncing, shots are emitted from their vertices.
- squares exert a repulsive force on other objects
- pentagons exert an attractive force on other objects
- hexagons slow down other objects

[ History ]
The game consists of 26 chapters of 7 waves of enemies.
In the first chapter you have to free the Earth, then each chapter corresponds to a luminary in the solar system. They are sorted in order of distance from the Earth. Then come the nebula, the galaxy, the universe and... the multiverse!
Between each luminary, an area of space is to be crossed, 13 grayscale animations symbolize this passage.