Up Bug

Test pilot a few robotic bugs on a closed course. The MechaBug Company has hired you to test drive some of their bugs. Avoid ants, spiders and mosquitos, eat the aphids, and use the powerups. Finish the course without damaging the vehicle and you’ll be upgraded to a higher caliber bug. Instructions Game Instructions: Start the game by selecting either “Deploy” or “Survival”. Deploy takes you to the first flight check, where you need to click buttons or switch switches to get the power meter to full power, then you will be taken to the first level of play. Here, using the arrow keys, avoid the ants, spiders and mosquitoes, and eat the aphids. The Aphids are the small b…show moreGame Instructions: Start the game by selecting either “Deploy” or “Survival”. Deploy takes you to the first flight check, where you need to click buttons or switch switches to get the power meter to full power, then you will be taken to the first level of play. Here, using the arrow keys, avoid the ants, spiders and mosquitoes, and eat the aphids. The Aphids are the small brown guys running around the plants. Some plants are obstacles and some you can walk under. Each scene has a teleport to take you to the next scene in the level. When the health meter reaches 100%, then the blue teleport will take you back to the menu where you are upgraded to a new vehicle. The upgrades are basically a faster bug, and stronger shield, but also more fuel intake needs, so it takes longer to fill up the health meter. There are power ups scattered throughout the upper levels which include a “Nuke” that blows away all bugs on the screen, a “Horde” container that releases 4 Aphids, and a “Hydro” activator that takes away the obstacle plants. There are 4 levels: Ladybug, Pill Bug, Stink Bug and Cockroach. The Stink Bug is used in the “Survival Mode” with a modified engine to make it as fast as the cockroach. In survival more, a “Nuke” "appears at 40 and 100. There are separate high score systems for "Survival mode and for “How many vehicles were used”.show less