Look, I don't know who gave the toilets sentience or why cameras grew legs and started throwing hands, but here we are. 100 Cameramans vs 100 Skibidists IO is the game you get when someone eats a gallon of chaos for breakfast and decides to settle internet lore with pixelated warfare. You’ve got 100 Cameramans squaring up against 100 toilet-dwelling Skibidists in what can only be described as the most brain-melting, high-energy, eye-twitching IO Action Game ever released on Kiz10. I clicked play and 3 minutes later I was screaming at my screen, commanding camera-headed soldiers like I was the general of nonsense. I’ve never felt more alive or more confused.
Core Gameplay
Okay so the concept is simple but the execution? Absolute madness. You start by choosing your side - are you Team Cameraman, ready to drop elbows with full HD clarity? Or are you Team Skibidist, a bunch of unhinged toilet creatures with no volume control and a thirst for chaos? Once you choose, you’re tossed into an arena with 99 of your new best friends and told to go bananas.
The battlefield? Pure chaos. Imagine a blender filled with explosions, memes, and questionable physics. You’ve got camera troops running around like Call of Duty rejects with GoPros for heads, while the Skibidists spin, scream, and launch themselves across the screen like toilet missiles. You fight, you dodge, you respawn, you scream. There’s lasers, explosions, glitchy sound effects, and possibly a haunted microwave noise somewhere in the background.
And it's IO-style, so the more damage you dish out, the stronger you get. Level up, expand your crew, upgrade your madness. Before you know it, you’re leading a tiny army of camera-headed warriors or toilet-dwelling gremlins and dominating the server like a caffeinated warlord.
Features or Upgrades
This game is packed with features that make absolutely zero sense but somehow work perfectly. As you play, you can unlock new units with bizarre stats like “scream radius” or “lens rage.” You get upgrades for speed, strength, number of allies, and random weird stuff like “toilet bounce” or “auto-zoom punch.” Some units fly. Some spin. Some just run straight into walls for no reason but somehow still get kills.
You want your Cameramans to shoot laser beams? Sure. You want your Skibidists to teleport behind enemies like they’re edgy anime villains? Of course. Nothing is off the table. This game doesn’t care about logic. It cares about vibes.
Also there are random loot drops. One minute you're in a corner fighting for survival, next minute you pick up a golden lens that gives your unit super-speed and trail-blazing eyeballs. I don't know who programmed this game but I want to shake their hand and ask if they're okay.
Goals & Progression
Goal? Dominate. You want to rack up eliminations, grow your squad, and become an unstoppable meme machine. Each battle starts balanced, but the longer you survive and the more chaos you unleash, the more your army mutates into a swirling, screaming wave of destruction. Your enemies? Reduced to pixels and regret.
There's a leaderboard, naturally, because if you're not flexing your kill streak in an IO game, are you even gaming? Each kill adds to your total power. Each upgrade makes your army look more ridiculous. The deeper you go, the dumber and more beautiful it gets. At some point you're not even playing to win - you're playing to see how unhinged your squad can look while still crushing skulls.
Vibes & Humor
This game has the energy of a TikTok meme yelling into a blender. It makes zero sense and that's the point. The sounds are a mix of garbled voice lines, explosion effects, random yelling, and what might be a cat purring inside a trombone. It’s chaotic, it's loud, and it’s amazing. The character animations? Glitchy on purpose. Movement? Slightly cursed. Overall vibe? Unapologetically stupid in the best way possible.
Every time you die, the respawn screen mocks you. Every time you win, the victory screen plays like a VHS tape on fire. It’s like the devs said, “What if we made this look like a fever dream from the internet circa 2009?” and then actually nailed it.
Light Critique
Alright, real talk - if you’re looking for balance or polished strategy, this ain’t it. Sometimes your army randomly walks into walls. Sometimes the enemy floats into space for no reason. But honestly? It just adds to the chaotic charm. You didn’t come here for esports, you came here to command a legion of toilet gremlins and you know it.
Controls
PC:
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Mouse to move and attack
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Left click to send commands
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Right click to activate chaos mode (yes really)
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Scroll to zoom in on the madness
Mobile:
Final Recommendation
100 Cameramans vs 100 Skibidists IO is what happens when a meme gets weaponized and turned into a full-scale war. It’s dumb, it’s loud, it makes no sense, and I wouldn’t want it any other way. Whether you're team toilet or team tripod, this game delivers nonstop action, nonsense, and meme magic.
You’ll laugh. You’ll cry. You’ll wonder how you lost to a dancing Skibidist in the middle of a fart-powered tornado. This is peak unfiltered Kiz10 chaos. Boot it up, dive in, and prepare for one of the wildest online showdowns you'll ever experience. Toilet warriors rise up. Cameramen assemble. It’s war time.