100 tanks.
Two teams.
One tiny screen.

A live arena for the Arduboy: the real players, topped up with bots, always 50 against 50. Jump in from your browser or from your own Arduboy over USB, or just sit back and watch the whole battle.

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Team A score (solid)
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Team B score (hollow)
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left in this round
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people online

Play

Arena

Connecting…

Your Arduboy (emulator)

Keys: arrows or WASD = move (diagonals too) · , or F = A (fire, join) · . or G = B (watch). Watching: A = whole arena → follow the number 1 (left/right = another) → live leaderboard; B = stop. Don't click in the screen; the keys go through this page.

Chat

No messages yet. Say hi!
You chat under your player name (Play panel). Be nice: bad words become ***, links aren't allowed, and messages can be removed. Messages are kept so the maker can remove abuse.

Watch the whole arena

Every tank, every shot, live and in full detail. No Arduboy needed.

Leaderboards

No all-time scores yet. Play a few rounds with your own name to get on the board (from 10 kills).

How it works

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Play in your browser

Press Play and the emulator on this page joins the arena straight away. You go into the team with fewer players, a bot makes room for you.

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Or on your own Arduboy

Plug it in, install the test game with one button (Chrome or Edge) and play on the real thing. Type your name on the Arduboy itself.

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Or just watch

See the whole arena in the big view, follow the best player, and keep an eye on the live and all-time leaderboards.

↑ ↓ ← →drive (diagonals too); in the browser also WASD Afire; in the lobby: join Bin the lobby: watch; while watching: stop ↑in the lobby on your Arduboy: type your name

A round lasts 3 minutes, then the scoreboard stays up for 30 seconds. The leaderboard ranks by kills per death. Team A tanks are solid, team B tanks are hollow; the radar at the top right shows enemies nearby.

Feedback

Bug, idea, or just "this is fun"? It goes straight to the maker. Your ping, time zone and device come along to help with bugs; nothing else. Feedback is read only by the maker; leave contact details only if you want a reply.