Spelloff – multiplayer first-person shooter

Spelloff is a (kinda bare-bones) multiplayer first-person shooter in the tradition of arena-shooters such as Quake. Although primarily intended to be a fast-paced 1 vs. 1 dueling game, it features configurable team or free deathmatching modes.

Players choose loadouts consisting of three spells. They serve as weapons and can be switched between with keys 1 through 3. You can whack people with your grimoire, bound to 4, and recover mana spent from casting spells by pressing r. All of these are default bindings that you can customize.[^2]

Fire, earth, lightning and ice tomes allow you to cast ranged spells for some amount of mana. Other spells may be passive buffs or melee weapons. The in-game blurb should describe how each function well enough.

Spelloff implements peer-to-peer networking (that is, no central servers to connect to) and can be played locally or online.

Website: covacha.net.ar/~ramiro/public_git/spelloff
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Developer: Ramiro Basile
License: GNU General Public License v3.0

Spelloff is written in GDScript. Learn GDScript with our recommended free tutorials.

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