Something's off with the window in this experimental indie action game. The game window closes in on you during play, turning your entire screen into the dynamic play area where windows shift and move. Twin-stick shooter controls drive the core loop, pitting you against hordes of enemies and bosses amid roguelike permadeath.
Grab upgrades and perks from shop screens, switch between several unique characters, and tackle local co-op runs with unlocks and secrets. Mouse and keyboard deliver the sharpest control, though gamepads work too. Fans of roguelike shooters with experimental twists stay on their toes here.
Something's wrong with the window...
Windowkill is a twin-stick shooter, but the game window itself is constantly closing in on you.
This game is experimental, your screen itself is the play area. Windows move and shift around on your screen as you play.
Gameplay features
- Twin-stick shooter controls
- Roguelike permadeath
- Shop screens
- Upgrades and Perks
- Hordes of enemies and bosses
- Several unique characters
- Local co-op
- Unlocks
- Secrets
Multiplayer
Unlocks, Stats, and More
Mouse and keyboard is preferred, but gamepad is supported.
A game by torcado
Music by keestak
