Krunker
Krunker.io is an online first-person shooter game.
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| Developer(s) | Sidney De Vries,
Vincent De Vries Yendis Entertainment Pty |
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| Platform(s) | Browser Steam |
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May 20, 2018
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| Genre(s) | First-person shooter |
| Mode(s) | Multiplayer |
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Krunker.io (also known as just Krunker) is a free browser-based multiplayer online first-person shooter video game, created by Yendis Games.
It was released for browser on May 20,2018 as an open beta , and went out of beta in Early 2019. It can be played on mobile browsers, the normal webstore and soon to come the Popular Gaming Station, Steam. Krunker has been a Popular Io Game for many others and arguably one of the most popular io games that are available to play. Krunker has a wide community and plans to bring that along with them on their soon to come Steam Release
The Desktop/Linux enabled Client Versions were released on April 10th,2019. The game was later transferred over to Yendis Entertainment PTY, a company owned by Sidney and Vincent De Vries, for further development.
Gameplay[edit]
Krunker.io is a multiplayer first-person shooter game. Players may go to the main page and automatically be placed in a Public Lobby, or find a Lobby of their liking in the Server Browser. They can also join user created Custom Lobbies or Host one of their own lobbies.Keep in mind that players with user account can only make progress in Public Lobbies. There are 5 different game modes]available in Public Lobbies and 18 different game modes in Custom Lobbies. Players can also choose from 18 different classes , each with its own unique load out of Primary, Secondary and Melee Weapons.
The current classes are Triggerman, Sniper, RPG, Uzi, and more.
Streamers such as Sorable are very popular.
Gameplay is extremely fast paced and has a unique combination of movement mechanics such as bhopping, slidehopping and wall jumping. These movement mechanics used to be frame rate dependent, but based on an influx of people without proper equipment, the game was properly optimized to give 60 fps players the same advantage to those with a better, more handled PC. A Client version of Krunker was released for a more optimised performance.
The graphics are similar to Minecraft[1], with blocky characters, but the cosmetics and weapons are more detailed and realistic.
Users can also play in user created maps, or use user created mods which alter the gaming experience significantly. There are also several events like the CanTeen Tournament[2] , where several popular Australian influncers (Crayator, Loserfruit and the Misfits) played Krunker for charity. There is also a weekly tournament series[3], with a 1000$ cash prize, which is held in various regions alternatively (OCE, NA, EU and ASIA).
Krunker was released on Steam on February 1st 2021. [4]
Reception[edit]
Brent Lee of The Koalition praised the game, describing it as a satisfying experience with "a ton of replay value" and praising its different classes, calling them the highlight of the game and what makes it differ from other.io games.[5] Emma Logging of FanBolt described Krunker.io as "surprisingly complex", with maps "chock-full of hidden nooks and crannies."[6] Emma Roth of MakeUseOf rated the game as one of the seven best online first-person shooter games, praising it for its easy-to-render graphics.[7] Very blocky style, similar to those found in Minecraft[1]
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- ↑ 1.0 1.1 cite. "textures are all very blocky style, similar to those found in Minecraft". Giant Bomb. Unknown parameter
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|url-status=ignored (help) - ↑ "Steam Release". Gamasutra. Unknown parameter
|url-status=ignored (help) - ↑ Lee, Brent (June 25, 2018). "Introducing Krunker.io, Another Member of .io Games Family". Editorials. The Koalition. Retrieved April 18, 2020.
- ↑ Loggins, Emma (July 24, 2018). "A Snake In My Boot Camp – Krunker.io vs Slither.io". Gaming. FanBolt. Retrieved April 18, 2020.
- ↑ Roth, Emma (December 10, 2019). "The 7 Best Online FPS Browser Games". Free Stuff. MakeUseOf. Retrieved April 18, 2020.
