As its name suggests, Stabby will make backstabbing friends easy to learn, but tough to master. Thankfully, players will be able to hone the art of skewering just about everything in five offline levels. Each challenge will be scored by a 3-star rating system based on time completed, encouraging players to impale and bail as quickly as possible to attain better rewards.

Once you’ve got a good grip on things, head into multiplayer and become a pro at piercing pricks with three online modes – Classic, King of the Hill, and Stab Tag – each of which encourages distinct playstyles. Assassinate in style to earn exclusive skins and gear to show off. Your mom might even say, “Look at you, you stabbing little monster!”

Designed to make VR players think creatively while having fun, Stabby will make you glad you stabbed on a daily basis.

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KEY FEATURES

• A blend of genres: twin-stick shooters, shmups, arena battlers, and even metroidvanias contribute their mechanics creating a unique gameplay experience
• Innovative game physics: rather than shooting bullets, you control cyberkinetic forces to hurl your enemies into molten firewalls
• 50+ hand-crafted levels in a non-linear campaign full of collective secrets to reward exploration 
• Local two player co-op: coordinate your movements and try not to toss your teammate into a firewall (or throw them around just for the laughs)
• Four player versus: dunk your friends in 100+ exhilarating versus arenas
• Customizable multiplayer experience: tweak dozens of settings to create exactly the kind of gameplay experience you want, from a crazy party game to a competitive arena brawler
• A modern take on retro classics with amazing vector-like graphics and an original synthwave soundtrack

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Rather than shooting bullets, you control cyberkinetic forces to fling, yank, and blast viruses into molten firewalls. Cyberpulse features over 50 levels in a non-linear campaign, with a diverse cast of enemies, bosses, and collectible secrets that reward exploration. Each level is hand-crafted with just enough randomness to stay fresh as you chase that next high score.

Inspired by classics like Geometry Wars and Towerfall Ascension, Cyberpulse includes local two player co-op and four player competitive multiplayer modes. Have a friend join you to tackle devious level gimmicks and titanic bosses, or take them down one of over one hundred versus arenas. Then, keep your multiplayer experience fresh with dozens of customizable settings, whether you want a crazy party game or a competitive arena brawler!

KEY FEATURES

• A blend of genres: twin-stick shooters, shmups, arena battlers, and even metroidvanias contribute their mechanics creating a unique gameplay experience
• Innovative game physics: rather than shooting bullets, you control cyberkinetic forces to hurl your enemies into molten firewalls
• 50+ hand-crafted levels in a non-linear campaign full of collective secrets to reward exploration 
• Local two player co-op: coordinate your movements and try not to toss your teammate into a firewall (or throw them around just for the laughs)
• Four player versus: dunk your friends in 100+ exhilarating versus arenas
• Customizable multiplayer experience: tweak dozens of settings to create exactly the kind of gameplay experience you want, from a crazy party game to a competitive arena brawler
• A modern take on retro classics with amazing vector-like graphics and an original synthwave soundtrack

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In addition to multiplayer, today’s major MINIDAYZ update also features drivable cars, which will help people get around the 1.8 km² map quicker. Some of the mechanics from MINIDAYZ’s singleplayer, however, such as crafting, have yet to be implemented into multiplayer, but fresh updates with moar features, and potentially even new multiplayer modes, are on the way.

MINIDAYZ Multiplayer Version 1.0.0 changelog
(and the differences with MINIDAYZ Singleplayer Version 1.2.0)

• Ability to create your own servers
• Drivable vehicles (VS3, UAZ, Volga) and gasoline added
• Game chat added, you can write to all players on server or only to players you see (can be switched by clicking on chat icon)
• Gestures added for faster communication
• New hidden places and secret locations on map

MINIDAYZ Multiplayer Version 1.0.0 does not yet contain:

• Character saving position and loot
• Tree chopping
• Taking knives as melee
• Tents
• Closable building doors

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