Android version update:

The Android version is coming along fine, considering I haven’t really played any mobile games, apart from a little bit of Flappy Bird and Stick Man BMX/Skate (way back), so I’m not really used to the interface, but I do believe that i have managed to find a neat solution, by having the ‘Arrow-keys/Controls’ in the lower left corner, (currently represented by some crude arrows) and a Red circle for firing Laser and a Yellow for firing HaloBlast. In order to activate the ‘boost’ the player simply need to ‘push further’ on the ‘up arrow’ using their finger.

Screenshot of Android version (WIP)


Space Jesus vs. Android

are you tired of lugging your laptop all about town, only so that you can enjoy a solid round of Space Jesus at your own leisure? well, you’re in luck! Space Jesus vs. The Intergalactic Earth-Invaders – The Mobile Adventures, will easily fit in your pocket, with the new Android version [coming soon…]

Version 52 – aka “Performance patch” out [now]

– Further tweaks to Halo Blast
– Further cleaning of code
– Halo Blast now kills Satan on impact
– Resized backgrounds and made them stretch, thus freeing up vast amounts of resources
– Fixed some code in ‘wave-mode’
– Fundamental changes that doesn’t necessarily ‘show’ – but are very important

Grab your copy at:
https://spacejesus.home.blog/space-jesus-vs-the-intergalactic-earth-invaders-from-beyond-outer-space/

Insure your pet(s):

Just a friendly reminder: Chester got sick about a week ago and I had to rush him to the hospital. Fortunately everything went ok, but the whole endevaour cost me about 200€. The insurance will cover costs starting from 250€ up to 12,000€ and considering the cost of x-rays, blood-sampling, surgery, hospitalization, etc. it is a necessity to have an insurance for your pet(s). Chester is about 12 years now, Iza is turning 15 and Sötis is 11 – they are all in perfect health (apart from Iza who suffers from Spondylosis and heightened liver-values, due to having issues with her throat, thus requiring medication that affects said liver, etc.) – but her illness(es) and age aside, Iza is the most active one and also the one ‘in charge’.

I’ve had to take her to the hospital quite a few times over the years and her insurance has saved her each and every time – she has had a few specific issues which has needed specific care and this is where an insurance is (once again) a necessity.

The other two get into fights, ever so often and especially Chester need to get a proper checkup every once in a while and once again – insurance helps keep the costs down significantly.

Pets are living beings that you have a responsibility to take care of, much like any other living being that you feed and nurture. That responsibility comes at a cost and it is up to you to be able of covering that cost, regardless of the situation at hand.