Team TagĪ new variant added in early 2010 to Gunbound World Champion Season 2, an entire team goes then the next and so on. The effects of these balls does not stack. The player can hold up to three balls at once. A blue and a gold will fuse into a half blue and a half gold and once someone picks it up they will get the powerup bonuses for both of those colors. If one ball falls on top of a ball which has already landed those two balls will fuse into one. The items are Thunder Ball, Dual Ball, Gold Ball, Force Ball and Bomb Ball. Instead of picking items before a match, they drop from the sky and can be picked up by players. Like score, but only the "teleport" item is available. Jewel is often the least played mode out of all of these, due to the lack of gold bonuses for specific shots. A team wins when at least 100 points have been scored. Unlike the modes listed above, the objective in jewel is not to kill other players, but to score points by targeting and hitting small neutral bots marked with varied values. However, upon swapping, the secondary bot has only 50% health. At any time during a player's turn, they may swap bots. Same rules as solo apply, but each player chooses two bots before the match instead of the usual single bot. When a team's counter reaches zero, the other team wins the match. When a player is killed, they can re-enter the game by picking a spot on the battlefield as their drop location. ScoreĮach team has a life counter that depends on the number of players in the match.
Spectating players can use a slot-machine system to drop health and other items onto the battlefield. They are: SoloĮach player has one life and the last player standing wins the match for their team. In addition, special power-ups, picked before the match, may be used to fire additional shots or restore health. Wind, terrain, and elemental phenomena must be taken into account before firing. During a turn, each player sets the shot angle and power level to try to destroy the mobiles on the other team. Teams take turns firing shots at one another with a variety of weapons. GunBound's design is based around two teams of up to four players each. Internationally, the game is known as GunBound World Champion.
In North America, it is known as GunBound Revolution, and is hosted by Ijji Games. It was originally developed by South Korean developer Softnyx, and is free to play online worldwide.
GunBound is a turn-based artillery game in which players take control of "mobiles" or "bots" and trade shots with the opposing team.
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