Party game · Arcade · Action · Multiplayer
Shock Battle
A cartoon electric party game for 1 to 6 players. Everyone starts with 100 HP and one big button. Zap your rivals, and when two shocks collide they cancel in a shower of sparks.
- Players
- 1 to 6 players
- Controller
- TV remote or Phone as controller
- Mode
- Solo · Multiplayer
- Good for
- Family — all ages
About Shock Battle
Shock Battle is a fast, funny party game for the living room. Every player starts with 100 health points and a single giant SHOCK button on their phone. Press it to fire a bolt of cartoon electricity at an opponent and take 10 HP. Hair stands on end, skeletons flash and smoke rises, but everything is virtual and family friendly.
The heart of the game is timing. If you and your target shock each other at almost the same moment, the two bolts meet in the middle and cancel with a burst of sparks, so nobody is hurt. Each shock needs a recharge, so mashing the button does not help: watch your rivals, read their rhythm and strike when they least expect it.
Play a Party Battle with up to six phones, a one-on-one Duel, a Team Battle with a shared health pool, or take on the computer in an eight-stage solo campaign that ends with a championship final. Advanced mode adds charged shocks, counters and an overload attack. Scan the QR code on the TV, tap SHOCK, and the last player standing wins.
How to play
- 1
Open Shock Battle on the TV, pick Party Battle, Duel, Team Battle or the solo campaign, and open the lobby.
- 2
Scan the QR code with each phone (or enter the code at gamesontv.online/connect). Up to six players can join, and computers fill any empty seats.
- 3
When the countdown ends, tap the big SHOCK button. Choose who to aim at by tapping their picture on your phone.
- 4
If you and your target shock each other within a split second, the bolts collide and cancel. Otherwise the target loses 10 HP.
- 5
Reach 0 HP and you are out. The last player standing wins, or in Team Battle the team that still has health left.
Controls
- Phone: tap SHOCK to fire, tap a rival to aim
- TV remote: OK to shock, Left / Right to change target
- Advanced mode: hold to charge, Up to counter, Down for overload
- Back: pause menu
How to Connect Your Phone as a Controller
Turn any smartphone into a wireless game controller in under 30 seconds — no app install or account needed:
- 1
Open Shock Battle on your television screen to display the room pairing QR code.
- 2
Scan the QR code with your iPhone or Android camera to open the instant browser controller.
- 3
Enter a player nickname. Your phone connects directly to the TV session with real-time private controls.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How does Shock Battle work?
- Every player starts with 100 HP. Pressing SHOCK sends a bolt at an opponent and a hit takes 10 HP. If two players shock each other at almost the same moment the bolts collide and cancel, and nobody loses health. Each shock needs 1.5 seconds to recharge. The last player standing wins.
- How many people can play Shock Battle?
- Up to six players on phones, plus computer players for any empty seats. You can also play alone against the computer in Quick Duel or the eight-stage solo campaign.
- Do I need an app to play Shock Battle with phones?
- No. Open Shock Battle on the TV, scan the QR code with each phone camera and the controller opens in the browser. No app and no account are needed.
- Is Shock Battle safe for kids?
- Yes. All electricity is virtual: cartoon bolts, sparks, smoke and funny faces, with no violence and no real shocks. A Reduced animations setting removes screen shake, flashes and the skeleton flash.
- Can I play Shock Battle on a phone without a TV?
- Yes. Open the game on a phone to play against the computer, or host a match on your phone and let friends join with the invite code or link.
- What is the collision window?
- It is the short moment, 0.15 seconds by default, in which two opposing shocks count as simultaneous and cancel each other. The session server stamps every press with its own clock so network delay does not decide who was first.
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