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==How It Will Work==
==How It Will Work==
As of now, only hot seat multiplayer (local) is in the game for sure but [[Developers|Jacob William Jervey]] posted a blog on Oxete's site<ref name="blog2">http://www.oxeyegames.com/no-networking-shenanigans/</ref> that basically says that he would really like Network multiplayer (connect to a server from anywhere) to be in the game's final version, but as of right now, it's no-where near done and may not end up being implemented at all.
As of now, only hot seat multiplayer (local) is in the game for sure but [[Developers|Jacob William Jervey]] posted a blog on Oxeye's site<ref name="blog2">http://www.oxeyegames.com/no-networking-shenanigans/</ref> that basically says that he would really like Network multiplayer (connect to a server from anywhere) to be in the game's final version, but as of right now, it's no-where near done and may not end up being implemented at all.


==Game Modes==
==Game Modes==

Revision as of 03:42, 15 December 2011

As of (14 December 2011) the multiplayer was briefly explained on Mojang's blog[1], and also on the Oxeye Game Studio blog.[2]

How It Will Work

As of now, only hot seat multiplayer (local) is in the game for sure but Jacob William Jervey posted a blog on Oxeye's site[2] that basically says that he would really like Network multiplayer (connect to a server from anywhere) to be in the game's final version, but as of right now, it's no-where near done and may not end up being implemented at all.

Game Modes

  • Capture the Plug
    • Limited number of players by how many USB-controllers you can plug into your computer.
    • Score limit is 3 and currently non-configureable.
    • Teams can be randomized.[3]
  • Death Match
    • Limited number of players by how many USB-controllers you can plug into your computer.
    • Team Based.
  • Co-op Survival
    • Try to gain as many energy points as you can while surviving the progressively harder enemies.
    • Spend energy points to buy ammo and weapons.

Sources