Co-op Castaways (Online Multiplayer Co-op)

Controls:

M - Toggle mute

WASD - Move

Space - Taunt (taunt an enemy currently attacking your ally to attack you instead)

Left Mouse - Attack (if you have the hammer)

Right Mouse - Throw hammer (toss it across the river to your ally to give to them)

F - Politely ask your partner for the hammer

Story:

You and your pirate partner have been marooned on opposite sides of a river on a cursed island. Both of you need to get to the boat on the far right side of the island to escape.

As you progress, more and more skeletons rise out of the river to stop you. Taunt the skeletons to attack you instead of your ally so they can focus on solving puzzles to get to the end. Remember, what is LESS for one player is MORE for the other.

On the island you'll find a hammer that can be used to break rocks, stun skeletons, and open chests. You can pass the hammer from one player to another by throwing it across the river.

There are also 6 hidden chests on the island. Open all 6 and escape on the boat for the true ending.

About:

This game was made in 7 days for the BlackthornProd Game Jam 3.

The theme was "Less is More". For this game, what is less for one player is more for the other. You can help your ally by taunting more monsters to attack you instead of them, and there is only one hammer that needs to be shared between the two players.

Programming and sound was done by Vykri and most art was done by Bloodinia.

If you're having any issues with the game connecting, try using Chrome. The multiplayer is built on WebRTC which is not supported by all browsers.

Socials:

Vykri YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyiqbtxcsijI68Dyc8uFmyA

Vykri Twitch - https://www.twitch.tv/vykri

Bloodinia Twitch - https://www.twitch.tv/bloodinia

Bloodinia Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/doris.pixels/

How to make your own online multiplayer game:

Note: This game was made with PeerJs, not the techniques described in the above video, but I will be posting a tutorial on how to use PeerJS on that channel in the near future.