Asteroid Glider is a retro space shooter. You play as a glider trying to avoid the astroids shot at you. The goal is to survive as long as possible while gliding around the asteroid or just destroying them using your blaster! Try to avoid the rocks, because you'll take damage when they hit you. Yellow rocks are filled with coins and coins mean more points! Try to get health pickups too when you lost too much health.
Asteroid Glider is fully made of pixel art and 8-bit sound. It also uses the Taptic Engine to make the game feel like a classic arcade game! Particles are used to enhance the retro vibe and shading of the top and bottom area is used to make it look like you are playing on your favourite plastic handheld!
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None. We do not collect any data. Asteroid Glider is a game and your score and highscore are stored locally and no where else.
VGO Player is a third-party Plex media client for Apple Vision Pro developed by Viggo Overes. This policy describes how the app handles your data.
When you sign in, the app sends your Plex username and password to Plex's authentication service (`plex.tv`) to obtain an authentication token. Your username and password are not stored on your device. The resulting authentication token and your Plex profile thumbnail URL are stored securely in the device's Keychain.
Your selected video quality preset (e.g., Original, 4K, 1080p) is stored locally on your device using UserDefaults.
The app communicates with Plex services to:
All communication with Plex is governed by Plex's Privacy Policy. The app sends your device's bundle identifier (viggooveres.VGOPlayer) as a client identifier with each request to Plex, as required by the Plex API.
The app connects directly to your Plex Media Server(s) over your local network or via remote access. Media data, playback progress, and watch history are exchanged directly between the app and your server. The app does not relay this data through any intermediary.
The app allows connections over HTTP (in addition to HTTPS) to support local Plex Media Servers that do not use SSL. No unencrypted connections are made to external services.
If you have any questions or concerns, feel free to contact me.