hunghvu/8-bit-armageddon

A 2D turn-based strategy browser game in JavaScript inspired by Worms, with an 8-bit aesthetic.

8-Bit Armageddon

• A 2D turn-based strategy browser game in JavaScript inspired by Worms, with an 8-bit aesthetic.

• Visit the link to start playing (stable release): https://hunghvu.github.io/8-bit-armageddon/.

• Visit the link to see a demo (pre-release) version, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vXzTd2H_wnQ. The demo version does not represent all features (e.g: AI player) in stable release version of the game.

Gameplay

This game is a worm-like 2D strategy shooter local multiplayer game! You must take account of the angle, power, and the wind each turn. Hitting crates in the air will give you a weapon upgrade. Each weapon upgrade will increase damage to the weapon and a few will act differently.

There are three different weapon levels, starting out will give you weapon set level 1 to begin. (Please note, if you hit a crate, please switch to a different weapon at the start of the turn to start with that new weapon set level). Try unlocking the hidden weapon!! But also be careful welding all that power!

When starting the game, you’ll have a choice of how many turns (20+ and must be divisible by 2), how much time per match (5-10 seconds plus 3 seconds to pass the browser to your opponent), and how many players you want on the field (1v1, 2v2, 3v3, 4v4). Use the minimap to your advantage to see where your bullet lands and where are the crates in the sky!

In-game Controls

1. Key a or left arrow = move left
2. Key d or right arrow = move right
3. Key w or up arrow = change angle upward
4. Key s or down arrow = change angle downward
5. Key space = jump
6. Key q = previous weapon
7. Key e = next weapon
8. Key j = shoot
9. Key m = enter portal (if your team portal is on the field)
10. Key p = pass your turn
11. Key f = forfeit (press Y to accept the forfeit, or escape to cancel)
12. Mouse scroll = zoom in/out

Screenshot

Credits

Sound:

1. Credit to https://www.FesliyanStudios.com for the (playing) background music.
2. Credit to https://freesound.org/people/Fupicat/ for the end game music.
3. Credit to https://freesound.org/people/SpliceSound/ for the referee whistle blow sound.

Contributors

Team Red 4:

1. Hung Vu - Project proposal, video editor, programmer
2. Daniel Machen - Project facillitator, video creator, programmer
3. Danieyll Wilson - Art designer, programmer
4. Duy Nguyen - Programmer

License

Copyright (c) 2021 Team Red 4 (all team members are listed under Contributors section).

Licensed under the MIT License.