Elope

Long Description:

Marie doesn't want to marry Jack. She wants Randy! Help this runaway bride get away from her folks. She runs down the city throwing bouquets at them to keep them at bay. They throw cakes to slow her down and she wants all the wedding gifts regardless of whether they are for her and Jack or her and Randy. Now help Marie elope!

How2Play

1. Select how may balls you want to face, 50 balls or 100 balls.

2. If you select 50 balls, make 50 runs in 50 balls or less without losing your wicket. Same applies for 100 balls too.

3. Select where you want the ball to connect your bat. To hit a perfect shot, select the middle of the bat.

4. You will be shown where the bowler will pitch the ball before you play each ball. Time your shot when the ball is pitched.

5. Set a world record by touching your target in least number of balls.

Controls:

Press 2 or UP to Jump and dodge cakes.

Press 6 or RIGHT run forward.

Press 8 or DOWN to duck and dodge cakes.

Press 5 or FIRE to throw bouquets.

Screenshots:

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