README: BEAM RUNNER v0.9

A game by Max "Geti" Cahill in ~30 hours
...~54 hours now, hahah.

WARNING:

        THIS GAME IS UNFINISHED!

 GAMEPLAY MIGHT BE BUGGY OR BROKEN, THE
    EDITOR IS CLUNKY AND THE LASERS
           AREN'T LASERS YET!

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STORY:

	There was once a robot so sneaky that he
	managed to steal an incredible artifact
	known as the "red pixel". It allowed him
	to reverse time and thus attempt any
	obstacle thrown at him as many times as he
	should wish. Mean people in space thought
	this was less than fair, so they mined the
	surface of the planet, killing many hapless
	civilians in the process, and then focussed
	the beam of their LaserMaster3000 on the robot.
	He is now forever on the run from the
	unsavoury laser folk in space. On weekends,
	the robot works part time as a web designer
	for a small collective in Montreal.

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CONTROLS DURING THE GAME:

	UP      Jump
	LEFT    Move
	RIGHT   Move
	DOWN    Activate Terminal
	R       Suicide: Restart Stage -1 Point
	Q		Quit to Menu

	Menus are controlled with the mouse.

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THINGS IN GAME:
	
	Robot
		Your little guy. Escape with him.
	Lasers
		Lasers happen, get your ass in gear.
	Mines
		Unfriendly. Come in floating and
		gravitationally inclined varieties.
	Terminals
		Make doors open and close. Hit
		Down to make them do their thing.

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EDITOR:

	The editor is unfinished but functional.
	Swap between sets of tiles with 1 2 3
	Navigate those sets with the left and
	right arrows. Click to place a tile.
	
	There is no undo.
	
	ENTER outputs your level data so you can
	save it somewhere.
	
	Multiple levels per file can be
	accomplished by inserting |ONWARDS| between
	sets of data - no other characters should be
	added to the data, no new lines or spaces
	or tabs or asdasdagfas.
	
	Thus, you can make "stages".
	
	Multiple characters per level does work,
	though if one of them dies it'll count as
	you losing, and if one wins it'll count as
	you winning. Some tricky things could be
	accomplished there.