Teeworlds

Small round tees with grappling hooks and big guns: fast online deathmatch and capture the flag.

▶ Play Teeworlds free, in your browser, nothing to install

Teeworlds (2007) is a fast online shooter in two dimensions. You are a tee, a little round creature, and you run, jump and swing through the map on your grappling hook, which also pulls other players. Hammer, pistol, shotgun, grenade launcher and laser rifle lie in the map with health, armor and the ninja power-up.

Five game types: deathmatch, team deathmatch, capture the flag, and the survival modes last man standing and last team standing, on the official maps. Players join and leave a running game; votes change the map or move players to the spectators; you dress your tee from body, marking, decoration, hands, feet and eyes in your own colours.

This port follows Teeworlds 0.7.5, the last official release. Its server runs in our server, one game per room, and the original client runs in the browser; they speak the original's network protocol.

Screenshots

A deathmatch on dm1: four tees with their weapons, the HUD with health, armor and ammo

Capture the flag on ctf1: a red tee at its flag's stand, the team scores at the right

Controls

A / D	Run left / right
Space	Jump (and once more in the air)
Mouse	Aim (click the game to capture the mouse)
Left mouse button	Fire
Right mouse button	Grappling hook
1–5, mouse wheel	Choose a weapon
T / Y / X	Chat to all / to your team / whisper
Tab, E	Scoreboard, statistics
Left Shift	Emoticons (choose with the mouse)
F3 / F4	Vote yes / no
Esc	Menu: teams, players, server info, votes, settings (name, tee, controls)

The original

Teeworlds (2007) by Magnus Auvinen and the Teeworlds team; C++/SDL/OpenGL (Linux, Windows, macOS). This port follows Teeworlds 0.7.5 (2020), the same rules, levels, graphics and sounds, running natively in the browser. License: zlib (code), CC BY-SA 3.0 (graphics, sounds, maps), Bitstream Vera (font) (Licenses & source). Players: 1–16 online.

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