Giblings

Giblings is a real-time brawler for up to six players in a destructible combat arena. Dig through the ground, raise new ground of your own, and swing across it all on a grappling hook. Inspired by the 1998 game Liero.

Combat Arenas

Giblings comes with six hand-built maps, each designed to play a little differently. Some are made of floating platforms, with plenty of grappling hook and mid-air fighting that Teeworlds fans should find familiar. Others are packed with destructible soil, letting you tunnel through the map and fight underground. You'll also have to deal with hazards like lava, acid and deep water.

Multiplayer

Giblings offers a wide range of competitive and cooperative modes to keep the gameplay fresh:

Competitive Modes: Battle it out in Deathmatch, Elimination, or Battle Royale, either free-for-all or in teams. Battle Royale takes inspiration from Worms' classic "Sudden Death", with lava or shark-infested water rising throughout the match.

Co-op Gameplay: Team up with friends in Zombie Horde or Spider Swarm.

Couch Play: Enjoy classic couch gaming with local split-screen support up to four players or shared screen for up to six players.

Flexible Squads: Jump into 1v1, 2v2, 3v3, or chaotic 6-player free-for-alls. Create custom matches, mix humans with bots, or try 5v1 if you think you're good enough.

Themed Weapon Modes: Mix things up with Sniper War, Ninja Mode, Rockateers and other specialised loadouts, complete with matching cosmetics. Fight with sniper rifles, wield katanas and shurikens, or strap on a jetpack and take to the skies. Rockateers has been especially popular with former Soldat players.

These themed loadouts can be combined with any game mode. Ninja Mode + Zombie Horde, for example, was a favourite among our beta testers.

Single Player

Can't find anyone online? Find Game can keep searching in the background while you play Single Player.

Bot Arena is Giblings multiplayer, minus the other humans. Set up a match, choose your map and fill the other slots with Easy or Hard bots. Bots have different play styles too. Some hang back and snipe, some hunt down injured players, while others just come swinging straight at you.

There's also a procedural map generator for single player. Generate islands surrounded by water, acid or lava, or underground caverns for a more classic Liero-style fight. Tweak the terrain yourself or leave it random and see what comes out. Find a good one? Save the seed and play it again later.

Support

Giblings is a solo project. If something is broken there is one person to tell, and he reads everything.