About Turret vs Turret
Turret vs Turret is a retro two-player artillery game where you and a friend share one keyboard, each run a turret with a single key, and lob shots across hilly ground until someone scores five hits.
Player one uses the Up arrow and player two uses W. Press your key to fix the barrel's angle, keep holding while the shot's power changes, and let go to lock the force and fire. Angle and power readouts sit at the top of the screen, and a bar under each turret shows reload progress and shot strength, so you always know when you can fire again.
Every round reshuffles the terrain, the wind and a modifier, so a shot that landed last round can sail wide the next. It's chunky pixel art, a match takes a few minutes, and you can play Turret vs Turret online here with nothing but a shared keyboard.
How to Play Turret vs Turret
- Sit two people at one keyboard. Player one (blue) presses the Up arrow, player two (red) presses W.
- Press and hold your key to lock the barrel's angle.
- Keep holding while the power changes, then release to lock the force and shoot.
- Check the wind arrow at the bottom of the screen before each shot.
- Wait for the reload bar under your turret before your next shot.
- Hit the other turret to score. The first player to five points wins the match.
What to Expect in Turret vs Turret
Expect quick, noisy duels. One key each makes Turret vs Turret easy to hand to anyone, but getting the angle and power right takes practice, and the wind keeps nudging shots off course.
Since the ground, wind and modifier change every round, nobody gets to settle into one perfect shot. Some rounds put a hill between you, others leave a clearer line, and the round's modifier is named at the top of the screen. It's a tight little artillery game, so grab a friend and play Turret vs Turret free whenever you have a few minutes.
Tips for Turret vs Turret
- Check the wind arrow before every shot. A headwind needs more power, a tailwind less.
- Remember the angle and power readouts from a shot that came close, and adjust from those numbers instead of starting fresh.
- Fire as soon as your reload is done. Waiting hands your opponent a free shot.
- Read the new terrain at the start of each round. A tall hill in the middle calls for a high, arcing shot.
- Keep your finger resting on your own key so you can react the moment your turret is ready.
Who Made Turret vs Turret
Turret vs Turret was made by Otto Ojala, who released it on itch.io. It's built in Godot. FunClicker embeds the creator's own version so you can play it here without downloading anything. We did not make the game, and the credit for its design, code, and art belongs to its creator. You can find the original on the Turret vs Turret page on itch.io.
FAQ
Is Turret vs Turret free?
Yes. Turret vs Turret is free to play in your browser, with nothing to install and no account. All you need is one keyboard and two people. Player one takes the Up arrow, player two takes W, and the first to land five hits on the other turret wins the match.
How do you play Turret vs Turret?
Each player has one key: the Up arrow for player one and W for player two. Press and hold to lock your barrel's angle, keep holding while the power changes, then release to lock the force and fire. Watch the wind arrow and wait for the reload bar under your turret before shooting again.
What is the goal in Turret vs Turret?
Hit the other turret five times before it hits you five times. Each hit is a point, and the first player to five takes the match. Since the terrain, wind and modifier change every round, a win comes from reading each new setup quickly rather than repeating one shot.
Who made Turret vs Turret?
Turret vs Turret was made by Otto Ojala, who released it on itch.io, and it's built in Godot. FunClicker embeds the creator's own browser version so you can play it here, but we did not make the game. The credit link in the Who Made section goes to the original release.
Can I play Turret vs Turret on a Chromebook or phone?
A Chromebook is a good fit, since both players need only one key each on the same keyboard. On a phone, plan on attaching a keyboard: the browser version is built around the Up arrow and W keys, so a laptop, desktop or Chromebook is the easy way to play.
Is Turret vs Turret unblocked at school?
Turret vs Turret needs only a browser tab, with no download or plugin. Whether it opens on a school or library network depends on that network's filter, which we do not control. If it loads, two people and one shared keyboard are all it takes.
Do the wind and terrain change in Turret vs Turret?
Yes. The terrain, the wind and a modifier all change at the start of every round, so the hills between you move and the wind arrow at the bottom of the screen can shift. Check both before your first shot of each round instead of repeating your last one.
How long is a game of Turret vs Turret?
A match takes a few minutes. It ends as soon as one player reaches five hits, so a lopsided game can be over quickly and a close one runs a little longer. Short matches make it easy to play best of three or swap in a new challenger.
