GORILLAS Repeeled
Modern remake of QBasic Gorillas with hotseat and AI modes
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GORILLAS Repeeled is a browser-based recreation of the classic 1991 QBasic game where players take turns lobbing exploding bananas at each other across a cityscape. The game features both local hotseat multiplayer and single-player modes against an AI opponent. Wind physics affect banana trajectories, requiring strategic angle and power adjustments. The remake adds polished camera effects and modern web implementation while preserving the arcade charm of the original.
The creator built this using vanilla JavaScript with Fable and Opus, describing it as a project to practice AI-assisted development techniques. It's designed for casual play and nostalgia, appealing to both retro gaming fans and those curious about the original QBasic era.
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