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Fact sheets, descriptions and full-size screenshots for every Mutiny game, straight from the current builds. Use anything here in your coverage.
- Studio
- Mutiny Games, independent
- Games
- Last Ember, Grindzone, Mimic, American Survivalist
- Platform
- Web browser, desktop and phone
- Price
- Last Ember, Grindzone and Mimic are free
- Website
- playmutinygames.com
- Contact
- The Mutiny Discord
Last Ember
- Genre
- Survival roguelike
- Players
- Solo or co-op up to 4
- Platform
- Browser, desktop and touch
- Status
- Playable alpha
- Price
- Free
Short description
Keep the fire alive through the night. A 3D survival roguelike with 15 classes, 5 modes and co-op for up to 4 players. Free in your browser.
About
Last Ember is a survival roguelike in full 3D that runs right in your browser, with a pixel-art Classic mode for older machines. By day you cut wood, mine ore, fish and forage. When the sun goes down the dark comes for your fire, and everything you built that day is what stands between it and the Last Dark.
Bring up to three friends. Host a lobby, pick the mode, map and difficulty, and every survivor keeps their own levels, skills and loot between runs.
Highlights
- 15 classes, each with 3 abilities and 3 specializations
- Five classes to start, deeds open the other ten
- Maps open one by one: beat the boss and the trial
- 5 modes and 20 Survival twists, from the classic to a four-map Expedition
- 6 maps and 5 bosses, each with a second phase
- 7 life skills and gear in 5 rarities
- A Homestead that grows between runs
- Leaderboards, friends and public lobbies
- A Wardrobe of headgear, capes, wings, dyes, titles and frames
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- Night four on Pinewood: Ring of Fire, and a level-up pick
- A Colossus walks out of the rain toward a Cannoneer
- Ashfall: a Shieldbearer holds the fire under falling ash
- A Cannoneer picks a talent as the Colossus closes in
- Frostfall: a Necromancer and the Army of the Dead
- Amberwood in autumn, a Ranger at the fire
- The horde closes on the fire
- Snow on Frostfall, and an elite brute coming in
- Dead trees and embers on Ashfall
- Pick your mode, map and difficulty
- Classic pixel-art mode
Grindzone
- Genre
- Paintball shooter: speedball, woodsball, yard
- Players
- Party lobbies, invite links, bots fill each side
- Platform
- Browser, desktop and phone
- Status
- Playable alpha
- Price
- Free
Short description
One hit and you are out. Paintball in 3D: a speedball pitch, Timber Ridge woods and the Dockside container yard, five modes, a career with a draft, and party lobbies. Free.
About
Grindzone is paintball in 3D. Play a speedball pitch of inflatable bunkers at real NXL sizes, Timber Ridge, a pine woods of trunks, boulders, logs and pallet walls, or Dockside, a tight yard of stacked shipping containers. Break off the start box, snap-shoot around the edge of cover, slide into the next spot, and hit the buzzer at the back of their box.
Pick Practice, Career or Play with friends. Practice puts you and your squad against bots on any field. Career opens on a draft: sign four of eight prospects by position, then captain them from Division 5 to the World Cup. Play with friends opens a party lobby you share by link. Draw your breakout on the tactics board and your bots run it, and sign in with the same Mutiny account you use in Last Ember so your stats, career, look and keybinds follow you.
Highlights
- Three arenas: the speedball pitch, Timber Ridge woods, Dockside yard
- Five modes, Protect the President included
- Career: draft your squad, Division 5 to the World Cup
- Match rules: race to any number, lives, point and match clocks
- A field editor for every arena, plus 16 past NXL event layouts
- Party lobbies: invite links, ready-up, Red, Blue or Auto sides
- Team chat, all chat and six one-key callouts
- A tactics whiteboard your bots follow
- Every key remappable on the Controls screen
- One Mutiny account with Last Ember: stats, look, keybinds, friends
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- Breaking off the start box at golden hour
- Woodsball at Timber Ridge
- Running the tree line at Timber Ridge
- Dockside: the container yard at sundown
- Pushing up past the oil drums at Dockside
- Sliding in behind a can
- Night under the lights
- Tucked in behind a bunker after dark
- The speedball pitch, bunkers at real NXL sizes
- Dockside from above: single and double stacks
MIMIC
- Genre
- Social deduction party game
- Players
- 4 to 10
- Platform
- Browser, phones work
- Status
- Playtest
- Price
- Free
Short description
One of you isn't who they seem. A social deduction party game for 4 to 10 friends in the browser: do tasks, report bodies, vote out the Mimic. Free.
About
Mimic is a social deduction party game for 4 to 10 friends, right in your browser. Everyone walks the Relay, a mountaintop broadcast station, doing quick tasks. One to three players are secretly the Mimic. They silence the crew one by one, crawl through ducts, sabotage the station and copy other players' faces.
Find a body and report it. Something feels off, ring the bell in the Studio. Every meeting you argue it out in the chat and vote someone off. The crew wins by finishing every task or catching every Mimic. The Mimic wins by matching the crew in numbers, or when a meltdown goes unstopped.
Highlights
- 4 to 10 players, one to three of them Mimics
- 15 task mini-games across 10 rooms
- Silence, ducts, disguise and four sabotages for the Mimic
- Meetings with text chat, a vote and a skip
- Host settings for cooldowns, vision, timers and tasks
- Bots to fill the room, or play solo
- Optional Sheriff and Engineer roles
- A card of every game to share
- No accounts, no mic: a name and a room code
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American Survivalist
- Genre
- Online survival RPG
- Players
- Shared online world
- Platform
- Browser, touch and gamepad
- Status
- Early alpha
- Price
- To be announced
Short description
An online survival game in early alpha: post-collapse America on one shared 8 km map. Gather, craft, hunt, fish, farm and trade across 17 skills.
About
American Survivalist drops you at a survivor camp with a ferro rod, five wax fire plugs, a canteen and three strips of jerky. From there it is on you: forage, make your first tools, chop wood, light a fire, cook, and keep five meters up. Health, food, water, warmth and stamina all matter.
The world is one 8 km map of post-collapse America split into 64 named regions, from the Dakota Badlands to Cape Shoals, and every player shares it. Fires you light, trees you fell and the homestead you build stay put. Trade face to face with other survivors, or barter with the traders at the camp, Cape Harbor, the Trapper's Post and eight outposts out in the far territories.
Highlights
- 17 skills on a level 1 to 99 curve
- One shared 8 km map in 64 regions
- Five meters: health, food, water, warmth, stamina
- A homestead with a log cabin, garden, coop and beehive
- Seasons that turn every real week, and a dog of your own
- Six rivers, boats and ice fishing in the northern winter
- Nine Territory Diaries and eight far outposts
- Trapping, from the figure-four deadfall to the body-grip
- Sixteen quests from three quest givers
- Trade with other players and three traders
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- Dusk at the survivor camp, the camp fire lit
- Saguaro Wells on the Sonoran edge, its fire that never goes out
- Bitterroot Post, out in the Rockies
- Sunrise on the Harbor Fisherman's dock at Cape Harbor
- The Old Trapper's cabin at the Trapper's Post
- Fall color in the woods south of camp
- The camp fire and the forge at dusk