Kwoji Hunt
Steer your snake around the arena and cut the others off. Last one alive wins.
Slide. Cut. Survive. Only one remains.
Everyone steers a snake in the same arena, with a mouse, the keyboard or a finger. Your snake grows as it eats, and you knock out a rival by cutting them off: their head has to hit your body. The round goes on until only one snake is left, then the next one starts straight away. You can join a game that's already running, and the host can fill the table with bots when there are only a few of you.
Players: 1–40 players. Length: ~5 min.
A game fits in a break or at the start of a meeting. Everyone plays on their own screen, so the team can be in the same room, working from home or on a video call. Kwoji Hunt is one of the games included in the free plan.
Steer your snake and cut the others off. Last one alive wins.
A round lasts a few minutes, you can join a game already in progress, and the host fills the table with bots when there are only a few of you.
Short rounds invite a rematch: you play again to get back at the colleague who cut you off, and the banter carries on after the game. With clubs, Kwoji Hunt can also be played side against side.
Steer your snake around the arena and cut the others off. Last one alive wins.
These three demos are solo, against the computer. With your colleagues, everything changes: they are the ones you are trying to corner, and the ones still talking about the round that afternoon.
No. Kwoji Hunt runs in the browser, on a computer or a phone. Colleagues join the game from a link or a QR code.
Players: 1–40 players. Typical length: ~5 min.
Yes. Kwoji Hunt is one of the 4 games included in the free plan, with unlimited games, for up to 200 members.
Yes. Kwoji Hunt lets people join mid-game: a colleague who opens the link drops into the arena without waiting for the round to end.
No. You can start a game with two or three people, and the host adds bots to fill the arena. A game played with bots doesn't earn points on your organization's leaderboard, though.
Create your space, invite your colleagues, start the first match. Two minutes is all it takes.