Chambara is a unique first person deathmatch game where the whole world is only viewed in two colors, with no shadows, shading or lighting effects to highlight the players. This means that the players blend in with the background (as long as they’re the matching colour) able to hide in plain sight and ambush other players.
The binary color system of Chambara is a fantastic concept, that makes your positioning in 3D space critical, as you can effectively be invisible from one angle, but vulnerable from another. The game features split-screen play for up to 4 players, which works wonderfully, especially with players sneaking a peek at other players screens, trying to figure out where they are. It’s a very stylish game of hide and seek where you don’t have to hide behind objects – you can hide right in front of them.
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COG writes: Do you miss the days of local multiplayer? We have something for you. Chambara is a unique and wholly entertaining stylish local multiplayer stealth-game.
Harry from BagoGames takes a look at Chambara - a game with a quirky and unique art style that aims to capture just what made the split-screen multiplayer shooters of the N64-era so great and aims to bring that style of gameplay to a brand new audience.
