Moon Blade Boomerang
Enter a four-digit room code or play solo with one to five bots; blades arc out, track back, bounce off walls, and drop for anyone to grab. First to five wins.
Create a room, quick-join, or enter a four-digit room code to play online, or add bots in solo mode; throw the moon blade or knock opponents into the pit, first to five rounds.
Free-for-all becomes a Twin-Moon faction match of up to three-on-three, where teammates can catch each other's returning blades and relay the throw.
Try Kimi BuildBuild an online multiplayer browser arena game called “Moon Blade Boomerang.” Players enter a name first, then create a room, quick-join, enter a four-digit room code, or play a locally running solo mode with one to five bots; the host can add bots to fill seats, up to six players. Move with WASD/arrow keys, aim with the mouse, throw with left click, dash with space. After flying out, the moon blade travels along an arc, then tracks its owner on the way back; it bounces off walls, and if blocked too long it drops to the ground where anyone can pick it up. Empty-handed, the throw button becomes a punch that only knocks opponents back; getting hit by a high-speed blade or falling into a deep pit eliminates you. Add shield, speed, and double-blade upgrades plus blast, split, burn, and freeze upgrades. The last survivor wins the round; first to five rounds wins the match.
Each round, the platform's edges collapse in stages and the safe zone keeps shifting; dropped blades can vanish along with the tiles.
Try Kimi BuildBuild an online multiplayer browser arena game called “Moon Blade Boomerang.” Players enter a name first, then create a room, quick-join, enter a four-digit room code, or play a locally running solo mode with one to five bots; the host can add bots to fill seats, up to six players. Move with WASD/arrow keys, aim with the mouse, throw with left click, dash with space. After flying out, the moon blade travels along an arc, then tracks its owner on the way back; it bounces off walls, and if blocked too long it drops to the ground where anyone can pick it up. Empty-handed, the throw button becomes a punch that only knocks opponents back; getting hit by a high-speed blade or falling into a deep pit eliminates you. Add shield, speed, and double-blade upgrades plus blast, split, burn, and freeze upgrades. The last survivor wins the round; first to five rounds wins the match.
The host can mix round length, wins needed, bot count, item pool, and elemental upgrades; the room card shows the full ruleset before the match.
Try Kimi BuildBuild an online multiplayer browser arena game called “Moon Blade Boomerang.” Players enter a name first, then create a room, quick-join, enter a four-digit room code, or play a locally running solo mode with one to five bots; the host can add bots to fill seats, up to six players. Move with WASD/arrow keys, aim with the mouse, throw with left click, dash with space. After flying out, the moon blade travels along an arc, then tracks its owner on the way back; it bounces off walls, and if blocked too long it drops to the ground where anyone can pick it up. Empty-handed, the throw button becomes a punch that only knocks opponents back; getting hit by a high-speed blade or falling into a deep pit eliminates you. Add shield, speed, and double-blade upgrades plus blast, split, burn, and freeze upgrades. The last survivor wins the round; first to five rounds wins the match.
One-tap Chinese-English switching, a typewriter-style booking form with key sounds, and six photos spinning on a 3D vinyl disc — matte black with gold and burgundy.
A Linux desktop in the browser: 50+ apps with a working file manager, terminal and text editor; one variant adds an app store that remembers installs locally.