found a glitch...the torpedo or whatever you shoot doesn't go all the way to the top it dissapears about an inch from the top.

Liked the concept, think it could have been executed better...kinda like Sadaam. Fun fact: The only three religions that I would actually eliminate if given the chance, in order, are Westboro Baptists (because they do stupid shit like bash on someone who DIED TO PRESERVE OUR FREEDOM), Scientology (because it's just retarded, and from my experience, most of its members tend to be assholes), and Jehovah's Witnesses (I actually have no problem with its members, I simply believe that it is blatantly wrong for a religion to REQUIRE its members to try to force their views on other people). I actually would not eliminate satanism, because thus far my interactions with satanists have actually been pleasant. The ones that I know simply believe that God is a tyrant who threw Lucifer out because he was a threat to his rule. While I do not share this opinion, I do not think that simply holding that belief is wrong. Aside from those three, I openly accept all religions, but I do not accept violent radicalist actions under the guise of being "religious". Even now, I still accept people's RIGHT to believe in religions that I do not accept. Moral of the story: Don't hate the player, hate the game.

Meh Space Invaders clone. Nothing new. Plus you missed on some comedic opportunities. The players rocket should have a rainbow trail behind it and the Westborians should be throwing bibles/crosses instead of missiles.

Normally I wouldn't give such a high rating to a game this simple and this unoriginal, but for political reasons I'll give you a full 2 stars higher than what I'd ordinarily give a typical space invaders type game.

Religious bullies need to be put in their place. This game doesn't accomplish that but it does allow a bit of venting.

Game-wise it's not a great game. But I will assume this is meant more for the political message than the gameplay itself.

Still, how to even deal with groups like theirs? They seem to like even very negative attention. And they seem to know just how far they can go and still stay within the law. They're banned from some countries, but that doesn't stop them from being annoying in the US.

People need a right to protest but at the same time we need a way to distinguish between legitimate protests and those which are done purely to anger and antagonize, as theirs are.

the graphics could use some work as i could still see the edges on some of them and mabey a pause button would be helpfull. isnt much music in there though ;/