Overview
About this game
Throwing Master is a casual competitive game played by two to four players, who make decisions based on the rules of the game and choose their preferred weapon to defeat their opponent.
- Requires at least 2-4 players to play.
- Players set the rules of the game, choose the scene to fight.
- Every scene has its own rules.
- "Bamboo Forest", "Amusement Park", and "Mountain Top" have similar rules, and score points by capturing more land, with the player with the highest score winning. They are the standard model.
- In Standard mode, weapons that disappear at the end of a turn are marked as active weapons. The earlier the weapon drops, the higher the priority of their valid mark.
-Valid tags with larger sequences are corrupted by valid tags with smaller sequences.
- Scenes "Castle War" and "Desert" are special rules
-Castle Wars requires the player's duck knight to snatch an opponent's flag in order to win.
- "Desert" requires player-controlled birds to avoid obstacles and shoot down opponents' nests to win.
- Requires at least 2-4 players to play.
- Players set the rules of the game, choose the scene to fight.
- Every scene has its own rules.
- "Bamboo Forest", "Amusement Park", and "Mountain Top" have similar rules, and score points by capturing more land, with the player with the highest score winning. They are the standard model.
- In Standard mode, weapons that disappear at the end of a turn are marked as active weapons. The earlier the weapon drops, the higher the priority of their valid mark.
-Valid tags with larger sequences are corrupted by valid tags with smaller sequences.
- Scenes "Castle War" and "Desert" are special rules
-Castle Wars requires the player's duck knight to snatch an opponent's flag in order to win.
- "Desert" requires player-controlled birds to avoid obstacles and shoot down opponents' nests to win.
