Teeworlds

Teeworlds is a fast-paced 2D multiplayer shooter where you control a "Tee" — a ball-shaped character with eyes and feet — across side-scrolling platform maps, fragging up to 15 other players with an arsenal borrowed straight from the arena shooter playbook. You spawn with a hammer and a pistol. Scattered across the map are a shotgun, grenade launcher, laser rifle, and the occasional ninja sword power-up that lets you slash through everything in your path. Health and shield pickups keep you alive. The grappling hook keeps you moving — swing from ceilings, slingshot across gaps, or hook an enemy player and drag them into your hammer range. The movement is where Teeworlds clicks. Double jumps, wall slides, and the grappling hook combine into a physics system that's deceptively deep. New players can jump in and have fun immediately, but high-level play looks like a completely different game — players whipping across maps at absurd speed, threading grenades through gaps mid-swing, hooking opponents out of the air. Easy to learn, genuinely hard to master.

Teeworlds is a fast-paced 2D multiplayer shooter where you control a "Tee" — a ball-shaped character with eyes and feet — across side-scrolling platform maps, fragging up to 15 other players with an arsenal borrowed straight from the arena shooter playbook. You spawn with a hammer and a pistol. Scattered across the map are a shotgun, grenade launcher, laser rifle, and the occasional ninja sword power-up that lets you slash through everything in your path. Health and shield pickups keep you alive. The grappling hook keeps you moving — swing from ceilings, slingshot across gaps, or hook an enemy player and drag them into your hammer range. The movement is where Teeworlds clicks. Double jumps, wall slides, and the grappling hook combine into a physics system that's deceptively deep. New players can jump in and have fun immediately, but high-level play looks like a completely different game — players whipping across maps at absurd speed, threading grenades through gaps mid-swing, hooking opponents out of the air. Easy to learn, genuinely hard to master.