Crowd Coach

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Crowd Coach is a rock-paper-scissors rhythm-fight, in which the fans instruct the fighters on how to win! Help your fighter deal as much damage as they can by holding up 'Move Signs', instructing them to punch, kick and block.

Blocks completely negate punch damage,  and reduce kick damage by half.

Punching negates kick damage, and deals reduces enemy punches by half

Kicks go through blocks, and deal big damage on unguarded foes!

After performing an action, a fighter needs to rest. The amount of beats they need to rest are indicated by the stop sign looking symbols that appear after the action symbols.

   This is what a rest symbol looks like!

Punch and Kick actions have what are called "impact points". This means that they do not do their attack on the beat that you call them, but the beat after as they require a beat to wind up. 

  This is what an impact symbol looks like!

Keep this in mind when timing your attacks!

    

We are two students currently studying Games Design at Brunel University London!

Jamie - Designer, Artist, Music

Ian - Designer, Programmer

We've both actually been working on a 10 week long project run by Octopus 8 Studios for most of the summer,  which are OUT NOW!

If you fancy an adrenaline packed movement shooter where taking damage increases your speed and powers you up, then check out Cerebral Surge, a game where you ride the edge of death whilst taking on an entire city that has fallen to a Lovecraftian inspired cult. If you're interested,  play Cerebral Surge or follow Ian on Twitter.

Or if you're interested in strategy or puzzle games, Fear of the Duck is a procedurally generated experience where players need to plan their moves across 8x8 grids. Every interaction causes consequences or brings benefits on the next board. Interact with the lost souls of purgatory, and appease the almighty Puddles! If this interests you, play Fear of the Duck and follow Jamie on Twitter.