Porcunipine

Each porcupine carries exactly one quill. Firing it sends it flying, and until you walk over and pick it up again you have nothing to shoot with. The quill does not stop when it misses. It bounces off walls and obstacles and stays lethal, so a bad angle can loop it back into you as easily as into an opponent. That single rule drives every match: you are always weighing a shot against the seconds of helplessness that follow it, and the arena keeps filling with hazards you did not aim. Two competitive modes are included, a straight arena scrap and a last-one-standing format, and match length and rules can be adjusted before you start. A solo score-attack mode pits you against computer opponents when there is nobody else on the couch. Thirty arenas are spread across five stages, each with its own obstacle layout and look, so ricochet lines change from map to map.

KEY FEATURES

• One Quill Each - Fire your only projectile and you must retrieve it before you can shoot again.
• Ricochets - The quill bounces off walls and obstacles and can kill whoever fired it.
• Four-Player Couch Play - Up to four people compete on one screen, with gamepad support.
• Two Competitive Modes - Arena and last-one-standing formats with adjustable match length and rules.
• Thirty Arenas - Five stages of maps, each with obstacles that reshape rebound angles.