Originally developed as part of the Dare to be Digital 2014 game jam, developer Overly Kinetic’s Chambara is a first-person local multiplayer indie game built with Unity Engine that uses a binary color scheme. The binary color scheme and the game’s name are both a result of inspiration from acclaimed animation series Samurai Jack and Japanese “chambara” (or “sword-fighting”) samurai films. The game is pretty simple, but the rules determined by the game’s two primary colors (often black and white) can make for interesting bouts of strategy and fun.
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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.
