Castrate Me If You Can Windows game

Description

Castrate me if you can is a online game, which some of the players play the part of the escaping mice and the others play the researchers whose target is to castrate the mice. Player who gets the highest score wins the game.

Major Features

• Simplicity of operator, easy entry!
• Almost everything you see are interactive
• Anything you picked up can be thrown out and smash to your target
• Friendly fire!
• Multiple escape routes hidden in three layers of scenes, with variety of choices.
• More than 20 kinds of props for the players for both sides, and we will continuously add new elements.
• The mice can improve the ability level by eating and with the level growing up the mice will have more escape plans.
• The researchers have unique props, which ensures the experimenter not in absolute inferiority because of the number less than the mice.
• Traps are effective for both sides, be careful of digging your own grave!

Researcher

The researcher's goal is to not let all the rats escaped in the game time and he or she will get a lot of points when he or she castrates a mouse.

The researchers have the following unique props to use:

• Scalpel, used for castrating the mice
• Anesthetic, used for paralytic the mouse and make it freeze.
• Glue, used for sealing the hole on the wall

The Mice

The goal of the mice is to escape from the laboratory as soon as possible,the first one escaped will get a lot of points.

Mice have the following special bonus items:

• Eating cheese
• Ability level up

Once the mouse is castrated, it will slow down. However this is not the end!The castrated mice escaping would get more points than the normal escaping!

Bonus items

• The decorated traps stepped on by the other players
• Throwing props smashed other players
• Goal completed

Game over conditions

• All the mice escaped
• All the mice are castrated
• Time over

Planned Features

• More maps!
• Add steam workshop
• Add skins both researchers and mice
• Adventure mode
• Support more languages