 "Alloy: Arena" | |
| Author: | PsychoGoldfish |
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| Audio used: | N/A |
| Origin: | Jun 27, 2004 |
| Size: | 1,299 KB |
| Score (As of 17 February 2024): | 4.39/5.00 |
| Awards: | Daily Feature
Weekly 2nd Place |
| Author's comments: | |
| First thing to note: This is not the final version of Alloy, this is a score based mini game demonstrating the game engine.
Alloy almost made it as a GBA game, but was ultimately shelved. We revived the whole idea and came up with a pretty advanced game engine for a flash game. After putting in a ton of killer fighting moves and combo systems, we realized we had a cool score-based game already and opted to release this arena game before we finished the full version. The score system rules and there are 8 additional records you can compete for. Load it up and have fun, this is just the beginning... | |
| Note | This information only refers to the official release on the Flash Portal. |
Alloy: Arena is a game created by MindChamber and PsychoGoldfish. The minigame consists of using combos of guns, punches, and kicks to kill the gang known as "Da 'Hood Rats" and also the robotic cyber-dogs called "Cyber Pit Bulls." The game has over 3 million views and features in the Flash Portal History 2004 Collection.
Character[]
The character "Alloy" was created by MindChamber. Alloy almost became a Gameboy Advance game, and a TV series. But according to PsychoGoldfish, due to lazy executives the game was never released to the public, nor the TV series. PsychoGoldfish and Mindchamber reinvented it in flash format as an arena game. The game is currently on Newgrounds, and no further announcements for a game have been made. However, Alloy did appear in Newgrounds Rumble as one of the playable characters.
Movements[]
The Arrows move Alloy.A is to Jump,S is to Shoot and D is to punch and kick.K is to end the game.
Tips[]
- Double Tap LEFT or RIGHT for the bike.
- Hold D to charge a punch or kick.
- Hold D, then S for the harpoon attack.
- Hold UP or Down, then press D for Special Attacks. (UP for Spike Uppercut, Down for Spikeball.)