Suits_Vs_Geeks

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Suits vs Geeks is a simple shooting game where a geek needs to shoot his manager with a virus in order to win. This is the initial version of the game. Right now the objective is to simply shoot the manager until he runs out of lives.

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Windows

Programming Language

Python

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Python Side-Scrolling Game

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2011-08-06

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