Who would win? Type two names and find out
Type the name of a famous person and AllBrawl draws a cartoon caricature you can fight with. Put them against a friend's pick, a computer fighter or a toaster with wings.
How do I fight celebrities in AllBrawl?
Type a public figure's name into the fighter box, wait about 30 seconds, and you get a cartoon caricature with its own attacks and stats. Then pick it for a match like any other fighter.
- Type a name. For example "Albert Einstein".
- The game looks up what makes them recognisable and the AI draws an exaggerated cartoon version as paper parts.
- Fight. The caricature is rigged and playable like every other fighter.
What is allowed and what is not
| Allowed | Blocked |
|---|---|
| Celebrities, athletes, politicians, historical figures, stage personas | Private individuals, children, sexual content, hateful or degrading prompts |
The fighters are parody caricatures. They are drawn by AI, not endorsed by the people they depict.
Ideas for a first match
- A scientist against a thundercloud.
- A historical figure against a lava dragon.
- Everyone at the table types a name in secret and you reveal at once: see play with friends.
The ring
Same rules for everyone
A caricature fights under the same power budget as a cactus or a couch, so a famous name does not make a stronger fighter. Weight, speed and attacks come from what the drawing looks like and what it would do.
New to AllBrawl? Read about the free browser platform fighter or how fighters are created.
Tell me when it's on Steam
One email when the Steam page and release are live. Nothing else.
Celebrity fighting game: questions
Is there a game where I can fight celebrities?
In AllBrawl you can type the name of a famous person and fight with a cartoon caricature of them. It is a free browser platform fighter and the drawing takes about 30 seconds.
Who can I type?
Public figures: celebrities, athletes, politicians, historical figures and stage personas. Private individuals, children, and sexual or hateful prompts are blocked.
Do they look like the real person?
They are cartoon caricatures built from the name and a few visual cues, so they should be recognisable but exaggerated. Likeness varies, because an AI draws them.
Is it a parody?
Yes. The fighters are cartoon parody drawings made on demand. No real person has endorsed AllBrawl.
Can I play a who-would-win fight?
Yes. Type two names, or a name and an object, and let them fight. Add friends or computer fighters for a free-for-all.