EDIT 2: Another problem with gravity in the space section has been fixed. Please let me know if there’s any further issues.

I know most people who would download the game already have, but I’ve released a small update to Mayhem Triple anyways.

• You no longer auto-equip weapons once picking them up, and prioritize explosives if you have none.
• Wall jumping has been overhauled as to not require pressing left or right at all, and to not trigger a dive when jumping up stairs.
• Fixed the giant bunny boss dying way too quickly and not doing its pillar attack soon enough.
• Made the cleats perk actually do something!
• Added an option to disable save screenshots, enabled by default. This was causing pauses every time you hit a checkpoint.
• And finally, inspired by:

This video

I’ve fixed this bug but added an intentional ninja rope mode with the brutalizer. To activate it, hold [ and ] together during gameplay (this turns on debug mode.) This is really fun but also can break the game.

-Download Mayhem Triple-
(24 megabytes)

The day they said would never come…

Mayhem Triple, my very own Duke Nukem Forever, has come back into my sights now that Sombreros is complete. For those of you that don’t know (probably most of you), Mayhem Triple is a platform-action game heavily inspired by the Half-Life series, with a focus on set-piece action and minimal presentation. The world has been invaded by a force of giant rabbits, and the task of saving humanity falls on one Mig Carter, a victim of an unfortunate coincidence of also being a Mexican main character in a game I’m making, leading people to believe I have some sick fixation.

Though I released a demo, and in that demo you could collect money, it stopped just short of letting the player spend any. Early on in the game, you run across Slized Bread, a friendly entrepreneur with a helpful shop. Not only can you repurchase any gun you’ve picked up and dropped along the way, you can buy health upgrades and additional weapon slots as well.

Slized also has a request; his friends (members of an order who predicted the bunny assault and have taken means to prevent it) were recently captured and taken as hostages throughout the area. He tasks Mig with handling the negotiations:

In this instance, a well-placed hand grenade will act as mediator to expedite a quick and safe recovery. If all goes well, the bunny will shield the man from the blast and no one will get hurt!

Your reward for this is a simple key, but it unlocks powerful tools to help repel the invasion, such as sweat pants for additional flexibility, or a magnet to attract any coins in proximity. These items are encased inside a tontine device sitting next to Slized, and only with a great number of keys can you unlock its true potential.

Basically, it’s a simple system for character progression that avoids any unnecessary stat boosts. There are 2 methods to collecting keys, and I’ll try to touch on the 2nd method soon. Peace.

Version 1.whatever:
- End credits music no longer slow motion
- Slightly optimized the 3rd level to run better
- Can no longer take off on enemy traincars like they were trucks (sadly)
- The closeup now shows up on the ghost boss if you play the whole level without dying.
- Many more minor mthings

It’s not a lot, but those things were bugging me.

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(6.6 megabytes)

Originally created for the ACTION 52 OWNS project, Sombreros is a top-down shooter inspired both by the vaguely racist original game and countless western movies and games.