Two players battle in hotseat matches, taking turns to control their rag-doll character's limbs and weapons with the mouse. Matches start with calculated swordplay strategy and shift to chaotic, limb-losing mayhem as damage mounts. This turn-based indie game blends simulation elements with casual fighter action on PC.
Players enjoy deep tactical decisions alongside Pythonesque humor in the endgame. Rivalry suits fans of strategic two-player showdowns that mix precision and rag-doll absurdity.
Rivalry is a hotseat game where two players take turns moving their rag-doll character’s limbs and weapons using the mouse until one is victorious. While the beginning stages of each game captures the strategic essence of swordplay, as damage and limbs are taken, the endgame turns rather Pythonesque.
Imagine a game that's a turn based strategy game, mixed with a side scrolling fighter and then add some rag-dolls and you've got Rivalry.
As the result of a successful Kickstarter for the marketing on his game at PAX , 14 year old Kew McParlane is presenting 'Rivalry', playable wireframe of his turn based two player sword fighting game of deep strategy and hilarious fun.
