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Bryce Canyon

A 90s CGI-inspired FPS where players battle each other in fast-paced matches combining unique weapons and abilities to synergize and outplay the competition.

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About the Game

Boot up. Insert Floppy Disk. Fight

Bryce Canyon is a 90s CGI-inspired online multiplayer FPS where 2-4 players battle it out in fast-paced rounds of chaos, strategy, and style. Set inside a computer straight out of the late 90s CGI software era, slot floppy disks into the drive to select your weapons and abilities, then drop straight into the fight.

How It Works

Every game, players are dealt a random hand of floppy disks and must choose one weapon and one ability before the round begins. The twist: easier weapons earn fewer points, while riskier, harder-to-use weapons reward bigger scores. Last player standing takes the points. Master the combos, read the map, and outplay your friends — or get wiped out in seconds by someone who drew a black hole gun.

Key Features

  • Fast-paced free-for-all matches — 2-4 players, one life per round, winner takes points

  • Card-based loadout system with risk/reward scoring that keeps every round unpredictable

  • A wild arsenal ranging from SMGs and AKs to fire bows and electric guns

  • Maps that reward different playstyles depending on your weapon draw

  • Authentic 90s Bryce CGI aesthetic with chunky characters, rendered environments, and drum and bass soundtrack

Play Test Access

Bryce Canyon is in active early development. The current build features free-for-all multiplayer with a core set of weapons, abilities, and maps. On the roadmap: more maps, expanded card pools, new game modes, and eventually a solo mode. Your feedback directly shapes what gets built next.