1. Gameplay

2. Killer Queen Black

3. References

4. External links

Killer Queen is a real-time strategy platform video game for up to ten players, developed by Josh DeBonis and Nikita Mikros, the co-founders of Bumblebear Games. It premiered in 2013 at New York University's fourth annual "No Quarter" exhibition for indie arcade games.^[1] A Microsoft Windows version and Nintendo Switch version are scheduled for release in Q3 2019.

The game is based on a physical game created by the same people.^[1] The game is designed to be played arcade-style by ten players in two teams of five.^[2] Two teams, each led by a powerful Queen, face off to be the first to bring the giant snail god home, fill their hive with nectar, or execute a triple assassination of the enemy Queen.

Gameplay

Killer Queen is a team-based competitive game for up to ten players (eight players in the Black version). The two teams, Blue and Gold, consist of up to five players each, with one player playing as a Queen while the other players play as Drones. Drones can use berries found in the arena and take them to transformation gates, which can be used when turned into their color by their teams' Queen. Depending on the gate, these transform a Drone into either a Speed Drone, who can move around faster, or a Warrior, who can fly and attack with various weapons. Once transformed, however, Warriors lose abilities unique to Drones, such as picking up and carrying berries, although they can kick berries around with attacks. Drones will respawn infinitely when killed, but each team's Queen only has three lives, represented by eggs in their hives.

The game features three victory conditions that teams must be cautious of; Military, Economic, and Snail. A Military Victory is achieved when the opposing team's Queen is killed three times by attacks from either the Queen or the Warriors. An Economic Victory is achieved by using Drones to collect berries and place them in all the holes in their team's hive. Finally, a Snail Victory is achieved by using a Drone to ride a slow-moving snail at the bottom of the arena towards their team's goal. The snail can be slowed down upon eating enemy Drones, or can move more quickly when ridden by a Speed Drone. The first team to win a set number of matches wins.

Killer Queen Black

A new game in the Killer Queen series, titled Killer Queen Black, was announced for Nintendo Switch and PC at E3 2018 on June 12, 2018. The game features eight players instead of ten, and will feature a different art style and online multiplayer, along with additional weapons and movesets. The game is scheduled for release in Summer 2019,^[3][4] and will be released on Xbox One and Xbox Game Pass later in 2019.^[5]

References

External links

• {{Web archive |url=https://web.archive.org/web/20180507190317/http://killerqueenarcade.com |date=7 May 2018 |title=Official website}}
• Official Killer Queen Black website

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