Play with up to 4 friends on one keyboard
Achtung, die Kurve! was a game people played crowded round one keyboard. Coil Clash keeps that: up to 4 players on one computer, each with two keys, plus bots if you want more snakes. It works offline and needs no account.
How to set it up
- Open Coil Clash and press 2–4 players on one keyboard on the front page (or Practice, then Add a player).
- Name each player and pick a colour.
- Choose how many bots to add and which power-ups to use, then press Start.
The keys
| Player | Left | Right |
|---|---|---|
| Player 1 | ← | → |
| Player 2 | A | D |
| Player 3 | J | L |
| Player 4 | , | . |
Good to know
- Some cheaper keyboards cannot register many keys held at once. If a turn is sometimes missed with four players, try pairs of keys further apart.
- Local games are practice: they are not saved and pay no credits.
- Want more than four? Play online: a private room takes up to 8 players on their own devices, and friends join with a link or a 5-character code.
Coil Clash is an independent game and is not affiliated with the makers of Achtung, die Kurve! or Curve Fever.