KeyCap Fight Mac OS
A key cap fighting game for two players. With both local and online multiplayer support!@
Player 1 Instructions:
YMDK Blue Beige Orange Dye Sub 108 Key Mac Keys Thick PBT OEM Profile Keycap for Standard 104 TKL 60% MX Switches Keyboard (Only Keycap) (108 Plus Mac) 4.5 out of 5 stars 71 $30.50 $ 30. A set of two Cherry MX keycaps in the color of your choice for the 'OS' keys on your mechanical keyboard. Keycap Material: UV Coated ABS. Compatibility: Fits most Cherry MX keyboards. See our Keycap Compatibility Guide for more information. Included Keycaps: 2 - Row 1, 1x1.25. Redirecting to https://www.chriscollins.me/notes/durgod-taurus-k320-mechanical-keyboard-for-mac-os/. Download Stick Fight: The Game MAC version - System Requirements:OS: OS X 10.6Processor: 2GHzMem.
- Move: WSAD
- Dash: Left Control/ ~ / g
Player 2 Instructions:
- Move: Arrow keys
- Dash: Right Control/ forward slash key /numpad 0
Knock off your opponent's keycaps.
Get back your lost keycaps.
Pick coins to get high score in 60 sec.
Lost key caps will try to get back to you.
And...ONLINE multiplayer support!
Credit:
SFX & Font: https://kenney.itch.io
Keycap Fight Mac Os X
SFX: https://beepyeah.itch.io/8-bit-sfx-pack
Special thanks to Cony and Qiang
| Status | Released |
| Platforms | Windows, macOS |
| Author | Blasin |
| Genre | Fighting |
| Made with | Unity |
| Tags | Local multiplayer |
| Average session | A few seconds |
| Languages | English |
| Inputs | Keyboard |
| Multiplayer | Local multiplayer |
| Player count | 2 |
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Development log
- Announcement: Online multiplayer support!Nov 16, 2020
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Keycap Fight Mac Os 11
For example, about a week ago my shift key went stiff, and I couldn't press it down, as though there were something stuck underneath. A few days later it was my square bracket ('[') key. Tonight it was the tab key. It only ever seems to effect 1 key at a time, and only ever for an hour or less.
When it's stiff, I just can't seem to fix it. I try shaking the MBP, pressing down hard, blowing it, etc, but it won't budge.
Is this a common problem? I recently got my optical drive changed and I wonder if they left something inside. I don't hear anything rattling around though.
Any ideas what it could be? I'm more curious than anything else.
Cheers!