Rules:
There are two players (red and green one). Players aim and shoot at each other automatically, but they also modify the surrounding fluids making it hard to directly hit the other player.
Player 1 is controlled with arrow keys, while player 2 is controlled with WASD.
The fluid simulation + eye candy requires decent CPU/GPU power. If you can play plasma pong on your PC, then you can probably play this game too.
Mechanics are simple - both players squirt waves in other players directions thus making their bullets travel at each other, but waves also collide with each other making bullets spread around.
Somethings not working properly in the game. The fluid ejected from each ball is just a bunch of turbulance. If the player is not moving, the bullets he fires just stay underneith the player and don't go anywhere. Even when the player moves, the bullets just stay more or less in their original firing location. I downloaded the game once before, and it worked fine then. Did you update it in the last 5 hours?
webberboy wrote:Somethings not working properly in the game. The fluid ejected from each ball is just a bunch of turbulance. If the player is not moving, the bullets he fires just stay underneith the player and don't go anywhere. Even when the player moves, the bullets just stay more or less in their original firing location. I downloaded the game once before, and it worked fine then. Did you update it in the last 5 hours?
HGE runs on Microsoft Windows 98, 2000, NT, ME, XP and requires DirectX 8.0. It will run even on low-end video cards, including built in video cards such as Intel Solano (i815 chipset).
