Battle Tung Tung Sahur 2 Player

Hold the chest for twenty seconds. Your friend will object.

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About Battle Tung Tung Sahur 2 Player

Battle Tung Tung Sahur is a two-team brawl with a very simple win condition: whoever stands at the chest the longest wins. Twenty seconds of holding it ends the round, so the whole game becomes a tug of war over one spot on the map.

Both players share the keyboard, each with a movement set and one stick-swing key. There is no combo system to learn — knocking the other player away from the chest and getting back to it first is the entire strategy.

How to play

Player 1 moves with W, A and D and swings the stick with S. Player 2 moves with the arrow keys and swings with the Down arrow. Stand on the chest and stay there: twenty accumulated seconds wins the round.

Controls

Player 1 — W A D to move, S to swing
Player 2 — arrow keys to move, Down to swing
Hold the chest for 20 seconds to win

Tips to win

Swing as they arrive, not as they approach — the knockback is worth far more on contact.
Counting matters. If you are ahead on held time, defending the chest beats chasing.
Step off deliberately to bait a swing, then walk straight back in while they recover.

Battle Tung Tung Sahur 2 Player strategy guide

The chest is the whole game. Battle Tung Tung Sahur is a fight between two teams over one spot: the chest. Staying near it for 20 seconds wins, and the player who holds it longest takes the game. Every decision you make is about getting to the chest, staying there, or knocking your friend away from it.

Controls. Player 1 plays with the WASD keys and presses S to hit with the stick. Player 2 plays with the arrow keys and presses the Down arrow to hit. Both players share one keyboard, so sit so that each of you can reach your keys comfortably.

Timing your hits. A hit with the stick knocks your opponent back, which is how you take the chest from them. Swinging too early wastes the hit; swinging as they arrive at the chest sends them away just when they thought they had it.

Defending the chest. Once you are standing at the chest, you do not need to chase. Stay close, face the direction your opponent is coming from, and hit when they get into range. Leaving the chest to go after them only gives them time to walk round you.

Coming from behind. If your friend has built up time at the chest, you need to break it up quickly. Approach from an angle rather than straight on, so they have to turn to meet you.

Common mistakes. Swinging constantly, forgetting to go back to the chest after a successful hit, and both players standing still trading hits while the time runs for whoever is closer.