Glowit: Two Players
Twelve neon mini-games dealt at random to two players on one keyboard.
Loads instantly · Free · No install
About Glowit: Two Players
Glowit is a two-player mini-game collection in the same mould as 12 MiniBattles: rather than one game you both get good at, it deals out a different challenge every round from a pool of twelve. Neither player gets to specialise, which is exactly why it holds up over a long session.
Each round tells you how to play it before it starts, so there is no memorising a manual — the game explains itself as you go. The neon presentation keeps the different mini-games visually consistent, which matters more than it sounds when the rules are changing every thirty seconds.
How to play
Two players share one keyboard. Each round the game picks one of twelve mini-games at random and shows you the instructions for it before play begins — read them, because the win condition changes every time. Win rounds to take the overall match. The key set for each player is shown with the round instructions.
Controls
- One key set per player — shown with each round’s instructions
- Twelve mini-games dealt at random
Tips to win
- Actually read the instruction screen; most rounds are lost by the player who assumed the rules carried over.
- When a round is clearly lost, stop and watch how it works — you will get it again later in the match.
- Reaction-based rounds favour resting your fingers on the keys between games rather than hovering.
