Several players clash in tight arenas, battling until one claims victory. Blocks stop regular strikes, while heavy attacks shatter defenses and rolls dodge those power moves. Grab beads scattered around to boost max life, strength, speed, restore health, or trigger a quick flash evade.
Room hosts run matches from their own PCs, tweaking attack speed, bead counts, game duration, and other settings to match player skill. Slow it down if strikes feel too quick, or speed it up for sharper action. Casual indie fighters who enjoy quick, customizable brawls find the perfect arena here.
Several players fight each other in a small map, and there is only one winner. The basic combat system is block can block common attack, heavy attack can break block, roll can avoid heavy attack. There are many beads that can be picked up. The bead of life can increase maximum life, the bead of strength can increase strength, the bead of speed can increase speed, the bead of blood can fill up blood锛宼he bead of flash can flash once.
I don't have a server. You create rooms with your own computers. Homeowners can set attack speed, number of beads, time per game and other coefficients to adapt to the player level of each game. If you think the attack speed is fast, change it slower, otherwise change it faster.
No one helped me to test, so I demonstrated and played with AI, so I don't know what BUGs there are when it's online, how many players it can accommodate and isn't lag, whether the balance of the game is , whether it can find a room, whether it can join and invite friends, etc.
