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Boom! Boom! Boom!

A trilogy with one escalating idea: a flat arena, a ring world, and a planet you delve into.

• The flat arena

  Boomer

  A real-time 1v1 arena shooter against an AI opponent, somewhere between Worms and a duelling sandbox. Pixel-destructible terrain, five weapons, parachuting supply crates, and self-damage as the balancing principle — the bigger the weapon, the more likely you are to eat your own blast. Dig through buildings, clamber up them, and aim for the head.

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• The ring world

  Boomer World

  The same duel, curled into a circle: gravity points at the core, "down" is always beneath your feet, and a fully charged shot doesn't leave the map — it orbits. A sun leaves half the world in starlit darkness, and the AI fights smarter from the shadows. Optional low-orbit gravity, a jetpack, meteor storms, and a grapple hook that swings you around the planet.

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• The delve

  Boomer Cave

  The ring world, filled in: a solid planet honeycombed with cave networks, strata running from topsoil to basalt, and a molten core that seeps when wounded. Not a duel but an explore-retrieve-escape game — descend for three power crystals, then climb back out against the clock. Descending is free; ascending is the game.

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• The era race

  Upgrade

  A wizard duel where graphics are the score: you and a rival race from 1979 monochrome up through ZX Spectrum attribute clash, C64 sprites, and 16-bit sheen to full Amiga lushness. Gather shards, channel upgrades at the standing stones, and zap your rival back down the tech tree — the world renders at your tier, but every wizard renders at their own. First to look and sound like 1995 wins.

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