A free party fighting game for up to 8 friends
Everyone types a fighter, nobody sees the others' picks, and the reveal starts the fight. Send one link, play in the browser. Nothing to install.

How do I play with friends online?
Choose Play online, pick a mode, copy the invite link and send it. When every seat is filled, everyone picks a fighter in secret and the match starts after the reveal.
- Open a room. The host picks 1v1, 2v2 or free-for-all (2 to 8 players).
- Send the link. Friends open it in any current browser on desktop or phone.
- Pick blind. Everyone chooses a fighter or types a new one, and nobody can see the others' choices.
- Reveal and brawl. All fighters show up at once. Last one with stocks left wins, then it is rematch time.
Why it works as a party game
- The reveal is the joke. "A couch that bites people" meets "Albert Einstein" and nobody planned it.
- Simple controls. Move, jump, a light and a heavy attack. Newcomers can hit things in the first minute.
- Luck is allowed. Matches are short and chaotic, so the best player does not win every round.
- Everyone is included. Fill empty seats with computer fighters (levels 1 to 9) or let late arrivals watch and drop items into the arena.
Online, couch or against the computer
| Mode | Players | How |
|---|---|---|
| Online | 2 to 8 | Invite link; 1v1, 2v2 or free-for-all |
| Same screen | 2 | Two keyboard layouts, or gamepads |
| Brawl | up to 8 | You plus computer fighters you choose |
| Versus computer | 1 | Levels 1 to 9 |
What a room looks like

Eight players, one island.

Podium and a rematch button.

Pick blind, then reveal.
Want to make something weird first? See how fighters are made.
Tell me when it's on Steam
One email when the Steam page and release are live. Nothing else.
Playing with friends: questions
How do I play AllBrawl online with friends?
Open the game, choose Play online, and pick a mode in the lobby. Copy the invite link and send it to your friends. The fight starts when every seat is taken.
How many players can join?
Up to 8. Online modes are 1v1, 2v2 and free-for-all for 2 to 8 players. Offline you can add computer fighters to fill empty seats.
Do my friends need to install anything or make an account?
They need a current browser and the invite link. There is nothing to install.
Can people watch without playing?
Yes. A separate watch link lets anyone join as a spectator, and spectators can drop items into the arena.
Is it fair if my friend's fighter is stronger?
Fighters are built under the same power budget, so a phrase cannot make an unbeatable character. Each fighter has strengths and weaknesses.
Can we play on one screen?
Yes. Two players can share one keyboard, and gamepads work too.
Is online play laggy?
AllBrawl uses rollback netcode, the technique fighting games use to keep online play responsive. Your connection still matters, as with any online game.
