Laser Arena
Laser Arena is a 2000 first-person shooter PC game designed to simulate laser tag. Play modes include Free for All (Deathmatch), Team Match, Duel, Domination, and Mega Target. Players have three "health canisters", and every hit diminishes one of them.
Laser Arena
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- 2000
- Publisher
- Cosmi Corporation
- Genre
- first-person shooter
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Laser Arena is a 2000 first-person shooter PC game designed to simulate laser tag. Play modes include Free for All (Deathmatch), Team Match, Duel, Domination, and Mega Target. Players have three "health canisters", and every hit diminishes one of them.
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After three hits, the player counts as "dead" and has to respawn after a delay. The game is based on a heavily modified Quake engine, and despite being a budget-title, features some elements that were unique at the time of release. For example, the game models "Lasertag Grenades" which emit a vast number of shots in all directions, tagging every player in the vicinity. The "Mega Target" game mode is rather novel in that it requires players to hit three targets strewn across the playing arena, before they are allowed to enter a "core" in which they shoot a final target to score a point. This disables the turret for a few seconds and, if it's a convertible turret, makes it fight for player's side until an enemy deactivates/converts it again. The game does not feature different weapons, instead the player can collect powerups that increase the firing rate or the hit damage (thus reducing an enemy's energy canisters by two instead of one) for a limited time. The graphics engine offers Glide, OpenGL, and software rendering. Multiplayer supports up to 8 players either competitively or against bots via LAN or GameSpy. Although not officially supported, the game is moddable, and a single mod named "LaserArena Enhanced" exists, improving textures and sounds as well as adding some useful keybinds that were not available in the original game.
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• Title — Laser Arena • Developer — Trainwreck Studios • Publisher — ValuSoft • Engine — Quake engine • Released — September 2000 • Genre — First-person shooter • Modes — Single-player, multiplayer • Platforms — Microsoft Windows
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