NEO-TOKYO · 2048
CHOOSE YOUR GIRL
PAID ROUNDS: LOCK & LOAD BELOW
Choose your gun
Your paymail goes on every round once you pay.
Coin-op
Shooting Gallery
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Pricing… Each round is a real transaction: network cost (no fee until 1 Nov).
Unused credit stays in your gun. UNLOAD sends it back to your wallet. Your gun key lives in this browser.
LOCK & LOAD connects bWalletX. Your paymail goes on every round you fire.
Put a coin in, then press the button. It connects your wallet.
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This money is yours, held by a key in this browser. Nobody else can spend it.
Rounds ready: 0 · Where did my credit go?
Your gun lives in this browser. Its key is backed up encrypted by your wallet (restored when you connect), and Back up gun key saves your own copy. Unload before you clear site data.How it works
- Hold the trigger to fire. In paid play every round is real; in the demo they are simulated and nothing is sent.
- Clear the Erobotz to move up a stage. In the server core, sustained fire on the core jams the whole tower.
- The Liquid Unit is pushed back by sustained fire. Stop and it closes in fast. Erobotz shoot and swing: keep the gun moving.
- Smash the glass, drop the racks and clear the Erobotz for points.
- Unused credit stays in your gun. UNLOAD in the Your gun panel takes it back.
Story
Act 1, STORM nSLAVE CORPORATION: the street, the HQ floors and the core, where Dr Kweg is freed. Act 2, ESCAPE FROM TERRORNODE: get him to the roof, past the Liquid Unit. He keeps running the wrong way: protect him. You have 100 health: stay alive.
STAGE 1 · STREET
STORM nSLAVE CORPORATION
The Erobotz and worse hold the street outside the nSLAVE tower. You walk on toward the lobby doors whatever happens. Keep the trigger down and sweep the gun across whatever comes at you.
Erobot
DR KWEG S WONG
Hostage
Held hostage at the centre of TERRORNODE by the evil Erobotz. Get him out.
On your side. Held at the core in Act 1, running out with the girls in Act 2 (the wrong way, mostly: protect him). He talks to you over the radio: dry pleas, review comments and the occasional correction.