Extreme Followers

Extreme Followers is a crowd-collecting arena game: press and hold to walk toward the pointer, and let wandering groups enter your circle to make them follow you.

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Extreme Followers

An arena full of people to recruit

Extreme Followers is a crowd-collecting arena game where you control one character in a large field full of wandering people. The title screen is the first thing you see, and it offers two starting options, a single-player mode and a versus mode, each with its own start button, so the first choice is made before the field loads.

Walking your circle over a group pulls them in, and groups with more people are worth more followers. Red destroyers chase anyone with a crowd, which makes the arena read like a balance of gathering and dodging from the very first wanderers.

Grow the crowd before time runs out

The round is a race against the clock: gather as many followers as you can before the timer runs out. Your circle grows at ten, twenty and fifty followers, so recruitment speeds up quickly once you pass the first milestone and the radius widens.

In versus mode several teams start on the field at once, and a bigger crowd can pull followers away from a smaller one, so the same collecting rule becomes a race between teams. The result screen counts your followers and closes the round with a clear number.

Press and hold to walk, release to stop

Press and hold anywhere to walk toward that point, then release to stop. The game shows a press-to-move instruction on the field, and your first press also starts the timer, so the opening tap doubles as the signal that the round is live.

Steering is entirely fingertip-driven: there is no keyboard lane to learn, just hold to move and release to halt. Because the circle keeps working while you hold, long sweeping holds recruit more than short taps, and the stop lets you read the field before choosing the next direction.

Sweep the small groups near spawn

Start by clearing the small groups around your spawn. Those early recruits are the fastest way to pass the first circle milestone, and a wider circle then pulls in larger clusters as you wander, so the opening sweep compounds into the whole round's momentum.

Keep the first round short and watch how the destroyers react. Notice how far a red character will chase a crowd, and use a couple of rounds to learn which clusters are safe to sweep and which ones pull you into danger.

Keep moving so the destroyers miss

Do not chase every group you see. Once your circle is large enough, wander through clusters and let the game pull them in, while keeping an eye out for destroyers that steal followers when they catch you.

The arena flags danger and time with on-screen signals: an alert icon can appear, a time readout tracks the round, and a result screen closes it off. When the alert sounds, break toward open field and keep moving, because a still crowd is the easiest one to catch.

Questions about growing your crowd

How do I get more followers?

Walk your circle over groups of people to recruit them. Bigger groups pay more, and your circle grows at ten, twenty and fifty followers, so the game accelerates quickly; after the first milestone the same sweep collects far more than it did at the start.

What do the red characters do?

Destroyers chase the nearest crowd and steal followers when they catch you, and versus mode lets bigger teams pull from smaller ones. Stay clear until your circle outgrows them, since a mature circle collects faster than they can steal.

When does a round end?

The round ends when the timer hits zero, when every wandering group has been claimed, or in versus mode when your team is eliminated. The result screen then counts your followers and offers a restart for the next round.

Which mode should I start with?

The title screen offers two start buttons, one for single play and one for versus. Single play keeps the whole field to yourself, while versus mode drops several teams onto the same arena, where larger crowds can pull followers away from smaller ones.