Potato Strike

Potato Strike is a lightweight CS-like FPS sandbox focused on bots, LAN play and modding.

Play in 2D or 3D, create custom sandbox maps, fight bots, host LAN matches, experiment with different game modes, or modify the game itself.

The project is open source and designed to be lightweight, editable and easy to experiment with.

GitHub: https://github.com/teralubo/potato-strike

Features

• 2D and 3D gameplay
• Bots with multiple match sizes
• LAN multiplayer
• Sandbox mode
• Potato Strike Studio map/mission editor
• Custom maps and map import/export
• Mod support
• Custom configs and keybinds
• Multiple game modes including Classic, Competitive, Wingman, Retake, Deathmatch and Training
• Lightweight HTML version that can run without a traditional game installation
• Open-source code

Multiplayer

Potato Strike currently supports LAN multiplayer only.

There are no public online servers or matchmaking.

You can host a LAN lobby, join another local server and fill empty player slots with bots.

Modding

Potato Strike is built with modding in mind.

Players can modify game content, create custom maps and missions, use custom configs and experiment with the game's source code.

More technical documentation and source code are available on GitHub.

Platform Support

• Windows — Fully supported. Recommended platform for the complete Potato Strike experience.
• Linux — Supported.
• Web / HTML — Supported. The game can be launched directly from the HTML version.
• Android — Experimental — Potato Strike can run on Android, but Android support may require additional setup depending on the build and device.
• Flipper Zero — Limited / Lite Port — A .fap version is available, but it is not the full Potato Strike experience. It provides basic gameplay with bots and fewer features than the main version.

Platform support and feature availability may change as Potato Strike is developed.

Development Status

Potato Strike is actively developed, so expect new features, experiments, balance changes and occasional bugs.

Feedback, bug reports and modding contributions are welcome through GitHub.