City Champ

City Champ was pre-released for single player as an open beta 🚧 in November 2024. The full multiplayer release is scheduled for 2025 Q1. Follow our progress at https://x.com/CityChampXYZ.

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Gameplay

In a mirror world 🌏, ghoulish creatures are popping up all over and wreaking havoc💥. It’s up to you to protect the city and reform our world✌️! Blast ghouls, defend the city core, and collect reforms to win🏆. Scan real world locations with your phone 🤳to unlock endless arenas 🗺️.

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In City Champ, you choose where to play. Play in real-world environments that others have scanned or create your own arenas by mapping public spaces.

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Challenge yourself and others. Place new spawn points for pickups, enemies, and the city core to make every time you play a new experience.

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For the lone defender. Launch a single player session to play your own maps on your own time. It's you vs. the ghouls.

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(Coming Soon) For the competitive. Launch a public or private multiplayer session to play with friends. Up to 4 teams of 4, each with their own city core. Blast friend and foe on your way to victory!

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Demo

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Controls

Trigger buttons: press UI buttons and fire blasts💥.

Grip buttons: grab interactable objects.

B / Y buttons: fire additional blasts💥.

A / X buttons: defend with a shield🛡️.

Joysticks: teleport and turn🚶🏻‍♂️.

Joysticks (press in and hold both at the same time): fire a beam⚡.

In-game menu button: leave the current level🔚.

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Credits

• Several XR assets (e.g., camera rig, hands, interactables) utilize the Meta XR Interaction SDK and OpenXR sample Unity projects.
• Enemy models were drafted by our team and designed in collaboration with Ukraine-based RetroStyle Games. Rigging and animations were done in collaboration with RetroStyle, Asim Mir, and Kamran Khan.
• The lounge environment and menu button/panel sprites were designed by Vien Nguyen.
• Capsule art was done in collaboration with Alex Buslovskyi.
• Ability icons were drafted by our team and designed in collaboration with Sketch Studio.
• Some VFX, SFX, skyboxes, and developer tools were purchased from the Unity Asset Store.
• Materials for grass (by Lennart Demes), bark (by Charlotte Baglioni), and leaves (by Katsukagi) used in the city core model are CC0 and sourced from 3dassets.one.
• Button icons are CC0 from the FontAwesome open-source library.

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