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Hello fellas! Today I bring you another little fangame I'm making: Pokémon Pikachu Volleyball!
Story:
This minigame is part of another of my fangames: New Pokémon Camp, but I decided to bring it independently (same thing I did with Smeargle Splat). Well, inspired by an old bootleg from the early 2000's: Pikachu Volleyball, I have remade the game with a simple 2D Volleyball mechanic for PC and mobile. We take the role of Pikachu and we have to beat the opponent by balling the PokéBall on a beach volleyball field.
Gameplay and Troubleshooting:
In case the ball gets stuck you can drag it with the mouse or with your finger (if it is on mobile). For now there is no online multiplayer mode and the PVP is done WAD vs Arrows on the keyboard. You can also play with 2 gamepad controllers. The playable characters wear blue clothes and the AI wears red clothes. You can let the AI play even if it's just for fun or to make bets to see who wins. If you set the number of match points to 0 it becomes an infinite game. Otherwise, the first player to reach the number of match points you set in the menu wins.
Images:
Video:
Download: Zelda
Credits:
Models, Textures and UI are from Pokémon Camp:
Music:
Total Music bundle on Asset Store
Story:
This minigame is part of another of my fangames: New Pokémon Camp, but I decided to bring it independently (same thing I did with Smeargle Splat). Well, inspired by an old bootleg from the early 2000's: Pikachu Volleyball, I have remade the game with a simple 2D Volleyball mechanic for PC and mobile. We take the role of Pikachu and we have to beat the opponent by balling the PokéBall on a beach volleyball field.
Gameplay and Troubleshooting:
In case the ball gets stuck you can drag it with the mouse or with your finger (if it is on mobile). For now there is no online multiplayer mode and the PVP is done WAD vs Arrows on the keyboard. You can also play with 2 gamepad controllers. The playable characters wear blue clothes and the AI wears red clothes. You can let the AI play even if it's just for fun or to make bets to see who wins. If you set the number of match points to 0 it becomes an infinite game. Otherwise, the first player to reach the number of match points you set in the menu wins.
Images:
Video:
Download: Zelda
Credits:
Models, Textures and UI are from Pokémon Camp:
- The Pokémon Company
- Nintendo
- Creatures Inc
Music:
Total Music bundle on Asset Store
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