Chalo Chalo: A MAZE. Johannesburg

Monday, September 9, 2013

A MAZE. Johannesburg

It's such a nice feeling when the young folk appreciate your game. Here's Chalo Chalo being played during A MAZE. Johannesburg. via Peter Gardener on Twitter.

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Chalo Chalo is really slow racing game for three to eight players.

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Chalo Chalo is a racing game that doesn't focus on speed, but on tactical choices and outsmarting your friends. You compete locally with three to eight players at the same time on the same screen.

A unique landscape is generated for each race. During the countdown you make a plan, taking into account the terrain, your opponents and the power pickups.

With a special power, or just a simple nudge, you can send an opponent off track, sometimes with fatal consequences. But when the others are closing in, be sure you can pull it off without harming your own position.

Chalo Chalo is a game by Richard Boeser and Tomasz Kaye

Richard is co-founder of Sparpweed, and the chief creative intelligence behind ibb & obb, a two-player co-operative puzzle platformer for PlayStation3, Windows, Mac and Linux.

Tomasz is best known for creating the anarchistic propaganda cartoon George Ought to Help and its sequels. He also makes electronic music under the Mormo alias and created sound effects for Sparpweed's game ibb & obb.