Screencheat

Screencheat is the absurd split-screen shooter where everyone is invisible, forcing you to peek at your rival's screen! Screencheat: (verb) the act of looking at an opposing player's display. e.g. "Quit screencheating, you cheater!" Master a diverse array of single-shot elimination weapons, such as a blunderbuss, a car engine firing bouncing plasma spheres, and a teddy bear stuffed with explosives. Hone your abilities in solo time trials, then dive into rapid, chaotic battles with up to eight players locally or via the internet. Featuring vibrant maps, distinct modes, and extensive customization choices including bizarre mutators, Screencheat stands as the premier party FPS. From the reliable Blunderbuss to the valiant Hobby Horse and the utterly unhinged Chefolet, every armament is crafted to provide lethal gratification. Their distinct pros and cons foster drastically different tactics, covering not just how a gun fires, but also the visual cues it generates. Beware the blunderbuss smoke or the fiery wake of the Hobby Horse... Spanning from classic modes like Deathmatch to the distinctive Murder Mystery, the game's nine modes offer enjoyment for all tastes. Compete in teams or free-for-all! Relish the split-screen excitement by facing off against up to seven buddies on the sofa or online, or a mix of both. If friends are unavailable, practice solo in time trials or battle AI bots. Channeling the essence of top arena shooters, navigate 11 maps using air ducts and trampolines to hunt your target. Every map features color-coded zones and abundant landmarks like statues, art, and furniture, enabling swift enemy location through your screen-peeping prowess! Inspired by titles like Towerfall, the game offers highly detailed customization so you can play your way. Select permissible weapons, control swapping and reloading mechanics, set time limits, tweak win conditions, add penalties, and more. To truly shake things up, layer on mutators such as slow motion, reduced gravity, or flappy jump.