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WarMUX – open source worms game

WarMUX is a game where funny animals fight on a 2D map with funny weapons.

Using dynamite, grenades, baseball bat and others bazookas, exterminate your opponent in a 2D toon style scenery and a funny environment.

Although a minimum of strategy is required to be successful, Wormux is pre-eminently a “convivial mass murder” game where, turn by turn, each member of each team attempts to produce a maximum of damage to his opponents.

There are also lots of maps available for your battling pleasure! WarMUX takes the genre to the next level, with great customisation options leading to great gameplay. There is a wide selection of teams, from the Aliens to the Chickens. Also, new battlefields can be downloaded from the Internet, making strategy an important part of each battle.

WarMUX is a dead project.

Features include:

  • Local and network play.
  • Large variety of maps.
  • Wide selection of weapons including a bazooka, dynamite, grenades, mines, bouncing balls, super tax and more.
  • 25 different supported languages.

Website: github.com/yeKcim/warmux
Support:
Developer: Yannig Perré, Matthieu Fertré, Anthony Carré
License: GNU General Public License v2.0

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