Tukki & Champ

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This is a local 2-players game. One of you controls the bird and the other controls the frog. You need to eat more bugs than the other party to win. Eating the hive will reduce your value. You can consider playing this game with your friends around. However, due to too little game content, you will soon get tired of the game. -------------------------------------------------- Manual achievement: 0/0

A wonderfully quirky, adorable, and brilliantly chaotic local PvP indie game that delivers pure, high-energy arcade fun! Controlling a duo where one player flies as Tukki the toucan and the other aims precisely as Champ the chameleon creates an incredibly fresh, asymmetrical co-op dynamic where you move as one but compete as rivals.The stylized 2D visual design and the vibrant nature-themed layouts capture that magical, light-hearted couch-multiplayer energy flawlessly. Balancing strategic flight maneuvers with perfectly timed tongue-snaps to snatch food right out of your opponent's reach makes for a frantic, rewarding, and hilarious gameplay loop.It is the absolute perfect, fast-paced game night opener for testing your reflexes, laughing at accidental coordination blunders, and settling scores in quick, competitive sessions—all for the grand price of absolutely free! A delightful, tightly focused split-screen gem that is a must-play for anyone looking to add some chaotic fun to their local gaming library. Definitely recommended!

Tukki & Champ is a game design student project that's been published on Steam so the students can feel good about themselves. It's a very simple two player local game where one player uses the mouse and the other uses the "space" and "control" keys on the keyboard. The keyboard player controls the toucan, "Tukki", and the mouse player controls the chameleon, "Champ". Imaginative names. Tukki moves a little like an ostrich in Joust, except you can't steer, you can just use CTRL to change your direction. Champ aims and shoots with the tongue. The objective? Eat all the bugs. The player that eats the most wins. So as the Tukki player you need to get to the bugs to eat them, but the Champ player is riding on you and has range to attack... it's a novel idea. But is it fun? No. And "fun" isn't the point here, this is a student project for students, not a game developed with gamers in mind. I'm not sure the students passed the course on this one. From a technical standpoint, the game doesn't meet basic minimum requirements that most PC gamers expect as standard. There's no options to change the resolution for the game or customise the graphics settings. There's no wa…

[h1]Before I played Tukki

It's not compatible with steam remote play ;-;