A downloadable game for Windows, macOS, and Linux

“Fish Game” for Godot is a 2-4 player online game built in the Godot game engine, created as a demonstration of Nakama, an open-source scalable game server. 

It's a frenetic battle royale starring murderous fish - the last fish standing wins! The game design is heavily inspired by Duck Game (except with fish, rather than ducks ;-)).

There is a written tutorial that walks you through how you can use Nakama to create your own similar game with Godot:

https://heroiclabs.com/blog/announcements/godot-fishgame/

Controls

Playing Online

Gamepad:

  • D-PAD or LEFT ANALOG STICK = move your fish
  • A (XBox) or Cross (PS) = jump
  • Y (XBox) or Triangle (PS) = pickup/throw weapon
  • X (XBox) or Square (PS) = use weapon
  • B (Xbox) or Circle (PS) = blub

Keyboard:

  • W, A, S, D = move your fish
  • C = pickup/throw weapon
  • V = use weapon
  • E = blub

Playing Locally

Gamepad:

Same as the "Playing Online" controls above.

Keyboard:

Action Player 1 Player 2
move your fish W, A, S, D Arrow keys
pickup/throw weapon C L
use weapon V ;
blub E P

Download

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Windows (64-bit) 20 MB
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Windows (32-bit) 20 MB
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Linux 21 MB
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MacOS X 22 MB
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Source Code 19 MB

Comments

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a question David... I can use the multiplayer system 
of your game for mine is that it is difficult for me to 
create one thanks for reading :)
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Thanks :-)

Can you please make a build for android

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That would be really cool! However, this would need on screen controls or something, because as-is the game would only work with a keyboard or controller attached. I'm not sure I have time to implement that myself, but it's an Open Source game, so if anyone made a good PR for it, I'd be happy to merge it :-)

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I will try to add on screen controls. If I do could I send you the src code with Google drive link for you to export and put on here?

Other than that it's a great game.

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Thank you so much

You're welcome! :-)