The team must bring home enough pellets to fill twelve empty slots in their base. Economic Victory: Scattered throughout the playing field are piles of nectar pellets, often referred to as 'berries' for their shape and color.the controls are simple - a joystick and a button to either jump or flap your wings (if you have them). Gameplay in the arcade version resembles a cross between Joust and the original Mario Bros. The basic rules were originally worked out as a physical game, played on a field by two teams with props (which is why the arcade version is frequently referred to as Killer Queen Arcade). It is a single-screen note (two cabinets, simultaneously showing the same screen) Platform Game in which two teams of five, each consisting of four Drones and one Queen, struggle for dominance.
Killer Queen, created and designed by Josh DeBonis and Nik Mikros of BumbleBear Games in 2013, bills itself as the world's first ten-player arcade strategy game.
