Action & Fighting Games
Virtua Fighter brought polygonal 3D fighters to arcades in 1993 and showed that readable martial-arts animation could work without 2D sprites. The design side has its own twist: Fighting games turn distance into vocabulary. The same button can be brilliant, useless or suicidal depending on whether the opponent is one step closer. The corner of a fighting arena contains no furniture and somehow still feels crowded.
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War the Knights: Battle Arena Swords 3Ddesktop · 8.501 -
EvoWars iodesktop · 7.702 -
Obby Knife Duelsmobile · 8.003 -
Grand Vegas Crimedesktop · 8.304 -
Draw Actionmobile · 8.005 -
Survival Arenadesktop · 7.606 -
Amazing Strange Rope Police - Vice Spider Vegasdesktop · 9.007 -
Cyber Dog Assemblymobile · 7.708 -
Teen Titans Go: Jump Joustsmobile · 8.409 -
Cyber Bear Assemblymobile · 7.710 -
Goobydesktop · 9.011 -
One Hit Samurai: Kurofunedesktop · 8.612 -
Boxing Physics Rio Updatedesktop · 7.813 -
Tiranobot Assembly 3Dmobile · 8.314 -
Among Carsmobile · 8.115 -
Boxing Physicsdesktop · 8.116 -
Crime Wars San Andreasmobile · 8.617 -
Dinosaur Huntdesktop · 8.118 -
Boxing Superstar KO Championmobile · 6.719 -
Zombies vs Berserkdesktop · 8.220 -
Ben 10: Alien Rivalsmobile · 8.321 -
Red And Blue Stickman: Spy Puzzlesmobile · 7.722 -
TTMA Arenadesktop · 8.523 -
Madness: Arenadesktop · 7.224 -
MechaStick Fighterdesktop · 8.825 -
Tanks 3D Onlinedesktop · 7.826 -
Gods of Arenamobile · 9.227 -
Trend Family Merge Arenamobile · 8.928 -
Battle Robot Wolf Agemobile · 7.629 -
Sword Roadmobile · 7.930 -
Raging Punch 3Ddesktop · 7.831 -
Cuphead: Brothers in Armsmobile · 7.932 -
Boss Huntermobile · 5.033 -
Mutazonemobile · 7.234 -
Anime Battle 4mobile · 8.535 -
King Of Fighters Wing 1.9desktop · 8.836 -
Stickman Saga: Ninja Shadow Warriorsmobile · 8.237 -
Skeletons Invasion 2desktop · 8.638 -
One Slash: Nine Gatesmobile · 8.339 -
Heroes of the Arenamobile · 9.340 -
Crowd Rushmobile · 6.541 -
Hit and Run: Solo Levelingmobile · 7.042 -
Guardians of the Dark Dungeondesktop · 8.243 -
Ultimate Hero Clash!mobile · 9.244 -
Bearsus: Bear Knuckle Fightingmobile · 7.845 -
Manga RPGmobile · 8.346 -
Western Fightdesktop · 6.947 -
Battle of the Behemothsdesktop · 8.748 -
Madness Genesisdesktop · 6.849 -
Dungeon Watchersdesktop · 7.550 -
Lazy GTO 6.0mobile · 8.578 -
Kebab Fightermobile · 7.579 -
Knives Crashmobile · 5.880 -
Super Brawl Showdown!mobile · 8.181 -
Stickman Rebirthmobile · 7.382 -
Buddy Relaxing Timemobile · 7.683 -
Seas of Legendsmobile · 6.984 -
Hasbulla Antistressmobile · 7.585 -
Toe to Toemobile · 8.686 -
Sumo Bouncemobile · 8.187 -
Ultimate Boxingmobile · 7.288 -
Mine Blade Online Kit PvPmobile · 7.989 -
Suryaveermobile · 9.290 -
Stealth Assasinmobile · 8.291 -
Chief Joustmobile · 7.592 -
Gods of Arena: Battlesmobile · 8.493 -
Teen Titans Go: Bad Guy Blitzmobile · 9.494 -
Drunken Duellmobile · 7.095 -
Street Fistmobile · 7.096 -
Drunken Archers Duelmobile · 6.997 -
Rocket Punch 2mobile · 7.498 -
Mechangelion: Robot Fightmobile · 7.999 -
Ultimate Brainrot Battlemobile · 9.4100
Before the next game
Karate Champ, released in the 1980s, helped establish one-on-one martial-arts videogames before the fighting genre had settled on the control conventions players know today. Another rabbit hole starts here. Street Fighter II exploded in popularity in 1991 and helped define the modern competitive fighting-game template: distinct characters, special moves, combos and head-to-head rounds.
