Average plate gaem wiki

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"a game where you spawn on your very own plate and survive very normal disasters. what could go wrong?"
					
		
ABOUT
in this gaem, players can test their luck and try to win rounds and survive events, then use the credits they get from winning/participating to either gamble or buy cosmetics. average plate gaem features several core aspects, but at its very roots, you are given your own platform called a *plate*, which throughout the round, you or your plate will randomly be affected by events. events range from mini disasters to large arena-based events: for example, a “meteor” event, which simply summons a meteor over a plate, to a “space” event, where players are urged to grab a space helmet before it is too late. currently, there are 150+ events. every game has a difficulty ranging from 1.0-6.0. difficulty affects how quickly events happen at a time. it increments by small amounts, until it reaches difficulty 5.0. from there, it will reset back to 1.0 and the increment will start over again. there is also a small chance for a round to be 6.0 difficulty, the hardest of them all. players can use powers to their advantage, special abilities earned from an exciting repertoire of boxes from the shop. powers can range from gaining items for short periods of time, to starting tsunamis and wiping plates entirely clean!
the game offers several different ways to play. average plate gaem has several unique maps with different mechanics: for example, the “trains” map features two runaway trains, and the “volcano” map erupts in a massive blaze of fiery meteors every so often. there are also four modes that feature their own unique maps and playstyles.
	
==Creator's Comment==
"average plate gaem is a game in which I have worked on solo for the past two years. All related programming, artwork, building, etc, is done by me. It was my first actual project that I have worked on in Roblox, and my first programming experience. Although it had bumpy beginnings, I still strived to make it the best I could.
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- dukzae