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Trenchfoot

If you enjoy old-school local multiplayer games, you're going to love Trenchfoot! Trenchfoot is a fast paced party game for up to 16 players locally!

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February 6, 2021
5 years and 178 days ago
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About the Game


Trenchfoot is just good clean local multiplayer fun for up to 16 friends. If you enjoy old-school multiplayer games like Bomberman, you're going to love Trenchfoot!

Included in the current build of Trenchfoot is:
  • Support for up to 16 local players
  • 9 powerups and items
  • Players can place blocks. Blocks add a defensive aspect to the game. Blocks will stop explosions from spreading and can be used to shape dymanic ones.
  • Flood explosions, these explosions will fill the space available to them. They flood around corners, scurry through bottlenecks and expand into open spaces.
  • Players place tiles during the gameplay modifying the level
  • Destroyable blocks are the standard destroyable blocks players can place these. They create temporary barriers, and also continue to add powerups during gameplay.
  • Water tiles are a player placeable tiles that stop explosions from spreading, but do not hinder player movement
  • Pipe tiles are a player placeable tile that funnel explosions and players through them. If an explosion gets into a pipe it will be directed through it until it exits. Once it exits it will continue to expand again until its magnitude is expended.
  • Smaller maps built to support as few as 2 players with larger ones available for up to 16 players.
  • The game now has music! It's a sweet upbeat happy tune made by a talented artist named Nom.

Trenchfoot is a local multiplayer only game. There is no single content in the game.