I prefer zstart. The "run from home" option is good. Out of everything I have on my calc, I think zstart is the most useful. It has a lot of tools that you may find helpful

It's a nostub program. You can run it with Asm(Legends), old school.

So what exactly is it?

It's a spell-caster game. Each player chooses one spell per round that will be cast "against" the other player's spell. E.g. one player casts Fireball, the other casts Counterspell. Fireball gets countered, next round. Not all spells can be cast every turn. To differentiate the spells, each spell has certain characteristics that determine how often it can be cast (power). That power loads up every turn... Complicated game engine, but easy play.

That would be epic!

Hey,
I need some more advice on balancing.

I updated the game at ticalc. Saving the spell setup is now automatically done.

I don't know, it seems that there is no real "market" for two player games. When I first came up with the idea I playtested my early versions with a friend and we had a lot of fun! So please test it for me and tell me what you think .

Yeah the main issue is that typically, when there is someone who is a big calculator fan at school, he is usually alone. There might sometimes be causal calc gamers  but they'll never play anything else than Tetris and Phoenix and in Tetris case they rarely ever bother playing in multiplayer since it's usually against the library rules and such stuff.

I might try this at one point if I have some time. Hopefully if Juju likes that type of game and we have some time we could try playing together and see if we can find any unbalanced stuff, though.