Admiral 6 Skittles V2
About Admiral 6 Skittles V2
Admiral 6 Skittles V2 takes the pub game of Dorset skittles into the browser, and this playtest build finally lets you share the alley with someone else. Developer breakdance101 has added online one-on-one matches: one player creates a private room, hands an invitation code to a friend, and the two of you work through three games of traditional nine-pin skittles. The nicer part is what happens between your turns. Instead of a blank waiting screen, you sit in the virtual pub and watch your opponent's ball run down the alley and topple pins as it happens. Spectating got real attention in this version: the camera now gives a clearer, unobstructed view, the on-screen touch controls disappear while you watch, and a green-and-gold scores button opens the latest match information without covering the action. You also hear the ball strike, pins collide and the general pub ambience while you wait. Under the hood, the live feed was doubled from ten to twenty updates per second, which makes ball and pin movement look smoother for whoever is watching. Everything runs in a browser on desktop and mobile. Keep in mind this is an early multiplayer playtest, so bugs, audio problems and rough performance are still being worked on.
Quick facts
- Developer
- breakdance101
- Genre
- Other
- Price
- Free
- Platform
- Web browser
- Made with
- Godot
Highlights
- Online 1v1 Dorset skittles with private matches joined by invitation code
- Each match runs across three games
- Watch your opponent's throws live from inside the virtual pub
- Spectator sync raised to 20 updates per second, up from 10
- Playable in a browser on desktop and mobile
Who it is for: It suits players who enjoy traditional pub skittles and want a relaxed online match with a friend, including those who would rather watch the alley than stare at a waiting screen.
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Questions about Admiral 6 Skittles V2
How do I play against a friend?
You create a private match, share the invitation code with the other player, and both of you play through three games of Dorset skittles from a browser.
What can I do while my opponent is throwing?
You stay in the virtual pub and watch their ball and the falling pins in real time, with alley sounds and pub ambience, and you can bring up the scores and game information when you need it.
What platforms does it run on?
It runs in a browser on both desktop and mobile, and it was made with Godot.
Is the game finished?
No. It is an early multiplayer playtest, and the developer notes there may still be bugs, audio issues and performance improvements to come.
Are any tags listed?
No tags are listed on the developer's page.
