ODDSZILLA
You are the kaiju. The city has three minutes. NTV is live.
ODDSZILLA is a free arcade kaiju game for web browsers and mobile. You play a giant monster that grows from street-level menace to skyline-sized legend during a three-minute live TV broadcast, smashing the city while the army fights back.
How to play
Smash. Grow. Stomp the city.
Every game is one three-minute broadcast. Smash everything to grow, keep the combo going, pick new mutations as you level up, and stay standing while the army throws everything it has at you.
From small to legend
Start small enough to kick cars around. Grow through five size tiers until you're swallowing skyscrapers whole.
Live on NTV
The news crew follows your rampage with live captions, a ticker and a final damage report.
The army fights back
Riot police, JSDF troops, tanks, attack helicopters and jet bombing runs, all the way to a last stand.
Two kaiju, day or night
Play KIKAIJU, the armoured City Breaker, or KAZEBUKURO, the Wind Maker who blows the army away. Stomp downtown by day or in the neon night.
Pick your mutations
Level up and choose one of three cards, like Atomic Breath, Razor Claws or Spine Volley, to build a different kaiju every run.
Chain the chaos
Keep smashing to build a combo. Big combos multiply your score. Three difficulty levels, each with its own missions, and a shared leaderboard.
Fact sheet
The short version.
- Game
- ODDSZILLA (オッズジラ)
- Studio
- Play Typo, indie game lab based in France
- Genre
- Arcade action · kaiju · city destruction
- Platforms
- Web browser on computer (keyboard, mouse or gamepad) and mobile (touch controls)
- Run length
- 3 minutes per game
- Players
- Single-player, with a shared online leaderboard
- Price
- Free to play
- Status
- Playtest live on Wavedash. Full release date to be announced.
Press kit, screenshots and the waitlist live at oddszilla.xyz/about.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
What is ODDSZILLA?
An arcade kaiju game by Play Typo. You grow a giant monster and smash a city during a three-minute live TV broadcast, while police, tanks, helicopters and jets try to stop you.
Is it free?
Yes. The playtest version is free to play in your browser on Wavedash, with nothing to download.
How long is a game?
Three minutes, the length of one broadcast, so it's quick to play one more.
Can I play on my phone?
Yes. On phones you get a floating joystick and a charge button. On a computer, use keyboard, mouse or a gamepad.
When is the full release?
The date hasn't been announced yet. Join the waitlist to get an email when it launches.
Who makes it?
Play Typo, an indie game prototyping lab based in France that turns happy accidents into playable games.
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