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About Toupei55

Toupei55 is a top-down tactical co-op shooter in which you play as US Navy Seals fighting Brazilian terrorists who speak Russian. You clear procedurally generated, tile-based levels and upgrade your character as you progress. The game supports up to five players cooperatively, or can be played solo.

Co-op combat

At the start of each level, every player and enemy receives one of four weapons: a shotgun, pistol, rifle or submachine gun. Damage, reload speed and range affect both you and your enemies, while resistance affects only you and your teammates. These settings let you customize the difficulty.

The shotgun fires several projectiles at once but has the shortest range, lowest damage per projectile and slowest reload. The pistol reloads quickly but has lower range, damage and fire rate than the rifle and submachine gun. The rifle has the greatest range and damage, with a slightly slower fire rate and reload than the submachine gun. The submachine gun has middling range and damage, the fastest fire rate, and a reload speed between the pistol and rifle.

Upgrades and power-ups

Enemies may drop one of three power-ups when killed: a point to spend in the upgrade system, a vest that adds one health point, or a random weapon that rerolls your current weapon. You can spend upgrade points at any time during gameplay. Reload-speed upgrades take effect only when your weapon is rerolled, either at the start of a level or by picking up the random-weapon power-up.

Enemies

The standard enemies wear white shirts and use the same weapons as you. A rarer, tougher enemy is a brute with oversized shoulder pads and a heavy weapon that can quickly shred you if you enter its line of fire. Its rotation is slow, so the environment can let you circle around it and attack without being hit.

Frequently asked questions

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