Solar Attraction
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For those who feel like they MUST run the game in Windowed mode, you may. 
Simply hold down the space button, and launch the game.

Controls
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Left or Right Mouse - Select or Deselect a planet that you would like to adjust.
Move Mouse - Once a planet is selected, move the mouse to adjust the orbit.
Scroll Wheel or plus(+)/minus(-) keys - Changes the velocity of the planets.

Gameplay
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The game is simple, you are given control of a Solar System, and you need to preserve it.
You do this by adusting the speed and orbit of every planet in the system.

The Time Multiplier steadly increases as long as you're in the game. This controls how fast
time flows, farther in the game the multiplier gets pretty high, so the planets are also fast.

You'll get a bonus every 60 seconds of game time, providing you don't lose any planets before time expires.
Losing planets will reset the bonus time, and you'll have to wait longer for another bonus.
If you manage to get a bonus, you'll see a deduction from the time multiplier, giving you more time to make decisions.

In the bottom left hand corner you will see two statistics of importance.

One tells you the number of planets that you currently have in your solar system.
And the other tells you minimum number of planets that you can have at any given time.

You will lose if you fall below the minimum number of planets required. So be careful!
Successfully maintaining the proper number of planets for 30 years will win you the game. Good Luck!

Other Stuff
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Solar Attraction was made by Michael Peddicord

Except for Haaf's Game Engine, and the planet explosion sound,
All code, graphics, and sounds were made by Me. 

Enjoy!

Copyright Michael Peddicord 2007

