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Any Babo Violent 2 players out there? I just found the game yesterday. Basically you're a little ball with a fair amount of gun choices, grenades and the like and you kill each other. Oh yeah, it's completely free.




Any one care for some 1 on 1? Dakka free for all?

Edit: http://www.rndlabs.ca/main/ for the download.

I'll check it out, but my computer is cacputskied right now.

Was the original 2d? If so I think I've played the original game.

I'm not sure. It's a top-down view which I'm in love with so this one has 2d gameplay.

Goddamit, every time I see this thread on the overall forum view under "Video Games" I can't help but laugh. I have to try it now.

And bah, it explodes on my PC. No worky.

Meh, Soldat is way better then this :3

I just created an account. It's pretty fun.

Cannerus_The_Unbearable wrote:I'm not sure. It's a top-down view which I'm in love with so this one has 2d gameplay.

There's no such thing as 2d game-play, 2d is used to describe images that are flat. 2d objects only contain a width and length for dimensions.

2d objects:


3d objects:

2d gameplay is when a game takes place in two dimensions, such as a top down shooter with no jump function or terrain other than walls.

Cheesecat wrote:

Cannerus_The_Unbearable wrote:I'm not sure. It's a top-down view which I'm in love with so this one has 2d gameplay.

There's no such thing as 2d game-play, 2d is used to describe images that are flat. 2d objects only contain a width and length for measurements.

2d objects:


3d objects:

Top down shooters seem to fit 2-d perfectly according to that...

purplefood wrote:

Cheesecat wrote:

Cannerus_The_Unbearable wrote:I'm not sure. It's a top-down view which I'm in love with so this one has 2d gameplay.

There's no such thing as 2d game-play, 2d is used to describe images that are flat. 2d objects only contain a width and length for measurements.

2d objects:


3d objects:

Top down shooters seem to fit 2-d perfectly according to that...

You could have a 3d game with a top-down view, if you wanted to like the one Cannerus has showed us.

3d graphics yes, however the game Cannerus posted has gameplay that functions in two dimensions.

Cheesecat wrote:

purplefood wrote:

Cheesecat wrote:

Cannerus_The_Unbearable wrote:I'm not sure. It's a top-down view which I'm in love with so this one has 2d gameplay.

There's no such thing as 2d game-play, 2d is used to describe images that are flat. 2d objects only contain a width and length for measurements.

2d objects:


3d objects:

Top down shooters seem to fit 2-d perfectly according to that...

You could have a 3d game with a top-down view, if you wanted to like the one Cannerus has showed us.

If it's top down and 3-d it's reffered to as 2.5-d...
Go figure right...

purplefood wrote:

Cheesecat wrote:

purplefood wrote:

Cheesecat wrote:

Cannerus_The_Unbearable wrote:I'm not sure. It's a top-down view which I'm in love with so this one has 2d gameplay.

There's no such thing as 2d game-play, 2d is used to describe images that are flat. 2d objects only contain a width and length for measurements.

2d objects:


3d objects:

Top down shooters seem to fit 2-d perfectly according to that...

You could have a 3d game with a top-down view, if you wanted to like the one Cannerus has showed us.

If it's top down and 3-d it's reffered to as 2.5-d...
Go figure right...

Lol seriously? I thought it would just be a 3d top down shooter.

Cheesecat wrote:

purplefood wrote:

Cheesecat wrote:

purplefood wrote:

Cheesecat wrote:

Cannerus_The_Unbearable wrote:I'm not sure. It's a top-down view which I'm in love with so this one has 2d gameplay.

There's no such thing as 2d game-play, 2d is used to describe images that are flat. 2d objects only contain a width and length for measurements.

2d objects:


3d objects:

Top down shooters seem to fit 2-d perfectly according to that...

You could have a 3d game with a top-down view, if you wanted to like the one Cannerus has showed us.

If it's top down and 3-d it's reffered to as 2.5-d...
Go figure right...

Lol seriously? I though it would just be a 3d top down shooter.

2.5-d refers to the style of having movements within 2d but graphics within 3d...
e.g. Splosion Man.

Ah, Babo Violent 2. Many ICT lessons wasted thanks to an enterprising friend who put it on the school system.