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This is Vortex, a very wip local multiplayer game.

The main focus is to be a mayhem kind of game, with easy outplay and strategy options.

I got this idea after some discussion with a friend and evolved it a little more (Read article)


There is ZERO control of movement because scratch (aka turbowarp) can only handle 4 or so keys being pressed at the same time. So the only controls per each player are 1: Fire laser. and 2: Use shield

There are a few key features that have yet to been implemented, this is simply the general idea.

Supports up to 4 local players. (Ur keyboard has to be big though )



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