A downloadable game for Windows and Linux

A very simple grid-based tower defense game made in Cubos. You can check out its source code in the Cubos demo repository (scraps folder).

Your goal is to survive as many days as possible! At night, three waves of zombies come from the top road, and each night their number increases.

Controls
Supports up to four players: change the player count through the settings.json file on the game's directory.

Player 1 Keyboard controls:
- WASD - move around.
- Space - interact with object in front.
Player 2 Keyboard controls:
- Arrow keys - move around.
- M - interact with object in front.

Gamepad controls:
- Left Joystick - move around.
- A button/X button - interact.

Guide
You can break the crates and cars throughout the map by interacting with them. Crates drop planks, cars drop plates. You can pick up the dropped items and stack them in various ways. One other way to gain items is by buying them with coins you get from dead zombies, at the vending machines near the clock.

If you pick up the hammer and interact with a stack of items, you can build defenses. Different stack compositions lead to different results:
- if you hammer a stack of 2 planks, you build a cheap barricade.
- if you hammer a stack of 2 planks and 1 plate, you build a strong barricade.
- if you hammer a stack of 3 plates, you build a turret.
- if you hammer a single plate, you get ammo.

You can revert any construction by simply interacting with it, while holding the hammer.

When you build a turret, make sure to feed it with ammo regularly, otherwise it won't be able to shoot incoming zombies!

Changing Key Bindings
You can change the key/gamepad bindings for each player by editing the .bind files in the assets/bindings/ directory.

Download

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v2-windows.zip 1 MB
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v2-linux.zip 2.4 MB
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v1-windows.zip 1 MB
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v1-linux.zip 2.5 MB

Install instructions

Just unzip the archive and run the coffee-jam executable. If you want to adjust the player count, edit the settings.json file in the same directory.

For the Linux binary to work you might need to install GLFW first.

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