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A 12-player character pileup lines up inside a purple arena, waiting for a stream of randomized hazards to flatten the field. In AY In Dodge the Random of Madness REDUX!, the entire survival contest plays out automatically once the start button is pressed. Contestants like Oren, Pinki, Sky, Durple, Tox, Fun Bot, Raddy, and Neon Cube run, jump, take damage, and recover on their own, turning the game into a fast-paced spectator battle where the last standing character takes the win.
Created by @12727954, the game operates as an automated battle simulator or elimination show rather than a manual dodge game. After activating the game on Scratch or Fortcade, there are no keyboard inputs or steering controls to guide individual characters. Instead, the match relies entirely on the underlying movement routines and damage calculations assigned to each character, leaving the player to watch which contestant gets lucky, who takes heavy damage, and who survives to claim the winner podium.
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Hazard Families and Arena Chaos
The game's top status display keeps track of three critical variables: the count of "Obsoctals" spawned (preserving the game's precise in-game spelling), the number of surviving players, and the name of the currently playing music track. Every new obstacle that rolls or flies across the arena forces immediate rolls of the dice for all 12 contestants.
Hazards belong to three broad threat categories: shells, metal balls, and tornado-style events. The shell lineup features Green, Red, Blue, Yellow, Heath, and Spiked variants. Metal balls arrive in Large, Fast, Slow, Mega, Spiked, and Super Fast forms. Because each hazard variant deals a distinct amount of damage, lighter hits merely reduce a character's HP bar, while spiked or mega variations can instantly eliminate a contestant in a single blow.
Match Structure and Contestant Roster
A typical round follows a clear sequence. The game opens on a crowded character splash screen, transitions to the purple stage with a player count display, prompts a brief "Ready?" countdown, and begins spawning hazards across the floor. During one observed match, Durple survived 9 obstacle waves and finished with 17 HP remaining, taking first place beneath a large yellow "WINNER!" banner. Because hazard spawns and character reactions are randomized, every match produces a different survivor or, occasionally, a draw.
The active 12-player roster brings together a recognizable mix of characters, including Pinki, Sky (Sky Blue), Cube, Fun Bot, Neon Cube, Oren, Orange Bacon, Durple, Jevin Phase 4, Colorful Bacon, Raddy, and Tox. Their visual designs feature expressive flattened poses, oversized eyes, and exaggerated squished states when crushed by heavy metal balls. While the initial character stack can look cluttered when all 12 contestants start bunched together, the visual noise clears up as damaged players drop out and the arena thins out.
Audio Identity and Spectator Balance
Audio plays a prominent role in shaping the match experience. Rather than looping a single background track, the game incorporates a wide selection of rhythm-game and party-game soundtrack clips, ranging from "Nemesis (Pump It Up)" to "Overthere Stair." The active track title is continuously displayed in the upper interface, giving each round the feel of a stylized tournament broadcast.
The defining quality of this edition is its low barrier to entry paired with zero manual player agency during the action. For players seeking tight reflex movement or precise jumping controls, the automated design might feel overly hands-off. However, for those who enjoy observing randomized character survival shows, the distinct hazard damage values, HP preservation system, and unpredictable match outcomes deliver an entertaining, quick-play simulation.