Boss Battle
top-down · co-opFight a dentist and a farmer and their minions in the town square.
100% free · no install · runs in your browser
A game night with your friends, like a stage race. One character that is yours in every game, a handful of little games per night, teams, jerseys, and a host who roasts the loser.
Pick a body, a colour and a weapon. That character is you in every game, every night.
A tour is a playlist of four to six little games. Everyone plays every stage.
Rank in, points out. The leader wears the yellow jersey into the next game.
The game never handles voice. It just tells you when to mute, and who has to sneak off to the broom closet.
Ten so far, more every week. Tabletop ones for talking, first-person ones for your hands, third-person ones for crashing things.
Fight a dentist and a farmer and their minions in the town square.
Everyone gets a secret word except one. One-word clues, then vote.
Twenty questions with a traitor who wants you to win.
You all know where you are. One of you does not. Talk it out on voice.
One drawing, one stroke each. Catch the one who does not know the word.
Two guilds hunt their agents among 25 market stalls. Argue, then run.
Load a cart from the junk pile, cross a bridge with a secret limit, or swim.
Order objects by name and pack the box exactly. Overflow fails.
Hide among townsfolk doing chores while the seeker hunts the humans.
A quiz night with a host who writes the questions and judges your spelling.
Widelakes Games is a sandbox a group of friends builds for themselves. No shop, no ads, no battle pass. Nothing you earn ever changes how your character plays; it only changes how it looks. Jerseys are won, never bought.
The art comes from public-domain kits by KayKit, Kenney and Quaternius. The code is on GitHub.