Proximity
by TalkSick_Games
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Tap the Share button, then "Add to Home Screen" to install this game for quick access.
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Proximity
Tags for Proximity
Description
This top-down, puzzle arcade-style game challenges player navigation in a co-op setting.
The only game mechanic of displacement forces the players to communicate effectively as moving too far or too close to one another will result in a cruel explosive death. Staying in range is the key to survival.
How to Play
This game is more enjoyable with 2 players. Solo players be prepared to be challenged !!
For full experience, play with sound and a keyboard !
- Movement
Player 1 : WASD
Player 2 : Arrows
FAQ
What is Proximity?
Proximity is a strategy board game developed by TalkSick Games, available on Kongregate, where players compete to control the most territory on a randomized board.
How do you play Proximity?
In Proximity, players take turns placing numbered tiles on a hexagonal grid, aiming to capture or convert adjacent tiles and maximize their territorial control.
What is the main objective in Proximity?
The goal in Proximity is to have the highest total value of tiles on the board by the end of the game, outscoring your opponent by strategically placing your tiles.
Does Proximity feature multiplayer gameplay?
Yes, Proximity supports local two-player gameplay, allowing you to compete against another person or the computer.
Are there any special mechanics or features in Proximity?
Proximity features randomized boards for each match, numbered tiles with varying strengths, and territory capture mechanics that reward strategic placement and tactical thinking.
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jcairns654
Mar. 25, 2015
HAI
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