by Satoru Games
A first-person storage-unit auction for up to 9 bidders. The lock gets cut, the door rolls up and you get 20 seconds to peek inside from the doorway, elbowing everyone out of the way. Then bid on piles of real junk with real prices: maybe a Wurlitzer jukebox, maybe 40 VHS tapes. Every unit is unpacked for all to see. Six units, one budget, biggest profit wins. Online with friends (add bots or not)
Played 2 times
Connects to its own online server while you play.
Best in landscape on phones and tablets.
No scores yet. Finish a run or match while playing on How Many Games? and your best score lands here. Beat the #1 to earn the gold star.
A pawn shop haggling duel. One of you runs the shop, the other walks in to sell: real items, hidden prices, 4 offers each and a line of sales talk with every move. The real value is revealed at the end of each round and the better deal scores the difference. Online 1v1 or solo against a bot.
First-person army assault-course speedrun in a bleak frozen wilderness at −38°, solo or as a 2–4 cadet team attack. You finished 31st of 31, so the sergeant makes you run the remedial course again: vault, slide, wall-run and climb past bears, searchlights, a tank and a mess hall full of puddles — and take every smoke and every 100 g on the way, or you are not ranked. Every run is stepped by the se
Satirical PSX-style propaganda artillery for 2–8 tanks, humans or bots: take turns lobbing shells, digging tunnels and bouncing grenades across a destructible island, and knock your friends into the sea. Pick from 244 flags.
It's 3 AM and your best friend can't walk. Grab an arm each and get him home as fast as you can: he sways, lurches, hugs lampposts, craves kebabs, loves red lights and strangers, and the police are watching. Solo or online co-op, fastest time wins.
Living-room light-gun horror: the TV shows a PS1-style hospital where the night staff never left, and up to four phones become light-guns. Duck, reload, spare the patients.
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