hiii heres my entry for retro space!! i hope this ok press space or tap to switch between the full art and the box art!! anyways heres some lore i wrote up: Name: Orion Gender: Genderless (He/they) Species: Felalien (Feline Alien) Sexuality: Pan-curious -- Orion is a character from the 2008-released rhythm game Rhythmspark. -- Orions lore: Orion was born from stars and moondust, they are a curious,crafty and creative being, they also like to study life on other planets, various other species, the multiverse, and science. he also loves arts and crafts and dancing. they also have a fascination for plants and they wish to have a garden one day. -- Rhythmspark info: Rhythmspark (abbreviation: RS) is a rhythm game by the indie dev team "Roramatic", released October 18th, 2008. the game takes place on a planet known as Disceireon, a planet that revolves around dancing and music -- it has been referred to as "the eternal dance party of the galaxy" many times. the game was only available for windows, there is no known official mac or linux ports. the game included a "Duet" gamemode, which was a local 2-player/multiplayer mode, and a "Dance Battle" gamemode, which was a online multiplayer mode where you could play against anyone in the world in a 1v1 dance battle, however the servers for the games online areas shut down in late 2021. "Freestyle" is also a gamemode. it allowed the player to dance to any available song in the game freely/off-chart. the game had a total of 5 available playable characters, some having additional skins. all of the games soundtrack was completely original, there were 12 playable songs in total. RS had its own modding scene, where people would make custom characters, and also adding more songs to the game, like pre-existing songs by other music artists, or UST (user-made soundtrack)
music: https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/youtube/Mlzl9-vOmY8/ design by: @-CaliTheCat- "Games for windows" boxart template by AaronMon97 on dA E10+ ESRB rating icon pulled from wikimedia Software used: Firealpaca, IbisPaint for Windows i assume the project Background was found on google. (the project bg was in the og project)
