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Fortz is a local two-player tank battle built for one keyboard and two people sitting close enough to trash-talk. Each side controls a turret and a small fort, and the goal is simple: blow up the player's base before they blow up yours. Between shots you can drop blocks to patch your walls or build cover, so matches turn into a scramble of building, aiming, and reloading at the same time.
Ammo matters more than aim here — your turret goes silent the moment it's empty, so timing your reloads against your opponent's is half the game. Rounds are short and chaotic, which makes it a good pick for quick head-to-head matches rather than a long solo session.
Controls
- Player 1: W/A/D to move and aim, D to shoot, S to place a block
- Player 2: Arrow keys to move and aim, Left Arrow to shoot, Down Arrow to place a block
Tips
- Reload the instant you stop shooting — getting caught empty when your opponent isn't is how most rounds are lost.
- Block placement doubles as offense: wall off your opponent's line of sight, not just your own base.
- Since it's played on one keyboard, agree on which side of the keys each player uses before the round starts.
Best played with a second person on the couch rather than alone — it's built entirely around that head-to-head format.
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