Johann Sebastian Joust

Doug Wilson (Person) originally created Johann Sebastian Joust as a wiimote prototype inspired by an old Danish children's game "Vælte Dine Kammerater" that was later shown off at the 2011 [http:/nordicgamejam.
org Nordic Game Jam], where the game was awarded the "Audience Award". The game is designed to the PlayStation Move (Accessory) controller, but may be played with a Dualshock 3 or Dualshock 4 on Playstation platforms. Players try to force their opponents to move their controllers enough to be eliminated while still trying to keep their own controller still and protected. The game doesn’t have any specific rules as it is mainly a party game and the goal is to simply be the last person standing. Because bluetooth only supports a limited number of simultaneous connections, the highest number of controllers supported is 7 on the PS3 or Mac. The PS4 version is limited further limited, only supporting a maximum of 4. Prototype versions of the game have been shown at parties and conventions with multiple networked computers supporting up to 18 controllers. It is not available separately, and is instead available as one of the four games in the Sportsfriends (Game) collection.

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