Chihuahua Artillery: 8-Bit Standoff

ABOUT CHIHUAHUA ARTILLERY

Chihuahua Artillery is a two-player, turn-based artillery duel inspired by classic Worms-style games, played entirely on one screen. Two chihuahuas stand on opposite sides of a destructible pixel-art landscape and take turns lobbing tacos at each other. Wind changes every turn and pushes your shot off course, so you have to compensate for it as well as distance and gravity. Landing a direct hit scores a point and blasts a crater into the terrain beneath your target.

HOW TO PLAY

Player 1 sets an angle (0–90°) and power (1–100), then fires.
Watch the taco arc through the air — wind (shown at the top) bends its path.
A direct hit on the other dog scores a point and craters the ground.
Turns alternate automatically after every shot, with a new random wind value each time.
Play continues indefinitely — challenge a friend to see who runs up the higher score.

CONTROLS

Type an angle and power value into the two input boxes, then click "¡Lanza Taco!" to fire. There's no keyboard aiming — it's all precise numeric input, which rewards careful trajectory math over twitch reflexes.

FAQ

Do angle and power work the same for both players?

Yes — each player enters their own angle and power on their turn; the game automatically mirrors the angle for whichever side you're standing on.

Does the terrain reset between rounds?

The crater from each hit stays until you reload the page, so the battlefield gets progressively more torn up as a match goes on.