From the songbook to the screen
Playable
MC Chopped.
One local fighting game. One intergalactic shmup. Both built from the same refusal to act normal.
MC CHOPPED'SMELEE
MAYHEMEVERYBODY GETS CHOPPED
MAYHEMEVERYBODY GETS CHOPPED
Local fighting game
Rappers. Cryptids.
Original weirdos.
Melee Mayhem is MC Chopped's fighting game—not a side story and not a space game. Its roster mixes real-life rappers with cryptids and original characters.
- 36-fighter target rosterA deliberately unruly crossover of music, folklore, internet culture, and original creations.
- Sixteen-round tournamentPersistent stat progression, champion records, and long-form local competition.
- Multiple party modesTeam play, battle royale, soccer, practice, and couch-multiplayer chaos.
- Accessibility built inColorblind support, high contrast, glow outlines, move previews, and detailed audio controls.
Prerelease builds and testing materials exist; public release information is still being finalized.
MC CHOPPEDMIDNIGHT RUN
TO THE TIME GATEOUTRUN THE BOUNTY
TO THE TIME GATEOUTRUN THE BOUNTY
Arcade space shooter
Smuggle the cargo.
Break the timeline.
An intergalactic outlaw chase in the spirit of Smokey and the Bandit. Chopped pilots the Void Runner while the Galactic Federation, bounty hunters, pirates, and worse close in.
- The Void RunnerChopped's battered smuggling ship—and the original project name for the game.
- Wonkee on commsA sarcastic, loyal onboard computer trying to keep the ship alive and the pilot marginally informed.
- The Time GateA wormhole that could send Chopped backward far enough to escape the bounty.
- Arcade campaign structureBranching routes, black-market upgrades, a Federation blockade, boss encounters, and a time-loop New Game Plus.