dummy tee, teaming, specific key bindings) that this client provides, but other could be played with other clients, like Teeworlds. Some of these might require DDNet Client due to features (e.g. It also means that the Test Staff runs some test before the maps being added to the repository and published. That means these gametypes' maps are stored and made available in DDNet's maps repository. These are the official DDNet gametypes, which DDNet maintains. See below a non-exhaustive list with name and an explanation of gametypes that can be found in DDNet official servers (although there are a lot more).

you want to play 'ctf', you have to look for and join a 'ctf' server instance) In order to play a gametype, you have to join the server instance that has the desired gametype (e.g. In the main dashboard of DDNet Client, several server instances are listed (not only DDNet's), each one is launched with only one gametype. physics, weapons kill or just push other players, etc.). Gametypes (a.k.a game types or game modes) are different ways of playing Teeworlds-like games (DDNet included!), and different ways of exploring its resources (e.g. No server setup is required if you want to set up a local server, see #Server.Īlso, some extra tools – which you probably will not need – are available in /usr/lib/ddnet/tools/.

It is very straightforward – all user configuration (skin selection, video, controls etc.) can be done from the GUI of the DDNet Client. in GNOME, search for 'ddnet' in its Activities Overview) desktop file provided in the package (e.g. Alternatively, you can install its development version ddnet-git AUR. Since DDNet has official servers, you most likely will only start the Client and play online. The game works in a client–server model, where the user plays using a Client which connects to a local or remote Server. You control a tee, a ball-shaped 2D character, using your keyboard and mouse to shoot, grapple hook and jump around to interact with other players and the environment in the map with the finish line as target. All ranks made on official servers are available worldwide and you can collect points! The official servers are located in Germany, Russia, USA, Canada, China, Japan, Singapore, Chile, Brazil, South Africa and Australia. Help each other play through custom maps with up to 64 players, compete against the best in international tournaments, design your own maps, or run your own server. The game name comes from Dummy Drag Race Network, as it was based in DDRace.ĭDraceNetwork (DDNet) is an actively maintained version of DDRace, a Teeworlds modification with a unique cooperative gameplay. DDNet, as it is popularly known, is a sidescrolling platform game, featuring weaponry and a cooperative gameplay, and is a mod of Teeworlds.

Teeworlds game skin