Local Multiplayer
Kabuto-zumo! Pick from 28 real bugs - Japanese rhino and stag beetles, mantises, giant centipedes, tarantulas, scorpions and the Japanese giant hornet - and battle it out while five kids lean over the desk cheering you on. (Best played with a controller) FIGHT YOUR WAY Jab, chain three hits into your bug's finisher, or charge a heavy that smashes through a guard Brace to block, and brace at the last moment to COUNTER Swipe left and right with claws, jaws and raptorial arms - circle to a bracing bug's side to get round its guard Grapple, then sting, bite, crush, or throw them across the cage. Rhino beetles flip bugs onto their backs with their horns! Jump onto rocks and toy blocks and drop onto rivals - the hornet takes off and hovers Watch your stamina: a winded bug is slow and easy to flip MODES Single player Festival Ladder: beat 8 bugs in a row at the summer festival, into the lantern-lit night, and face the boss Bug Royale: 16 bugs in one giant tank full of things to climb, every bug for itself - and a Daily Royale where everyone gets the same bugs 1 Player vs CPU: the CPU starts easy and gets tougher every time you win Catch them all: beat a bug to add it to your collection Multiplayer 2 players on one PC (keyboard + controller, or two controllers) Online 1 vs 1 with a friend or a stranger Online Bug Royale: up to 8 players in the giant tank, with CPU bugs making up 16 Also Mushi-zumo (bug sumo) rules: push your opponent off the log, flip it, or make it give up - first to 2 points, the way Japanese kids play it Tutorial: a guided walkthrough - how to win, then every move step by step against a training dummy, ending with your first real fight SCORES & ACHIEVEMENTS Every fight earns a score: damage, combos, finishers, counters, throws and flips, multiplied by how tough the CPU is 21 achievements to unlock, from your first finisher to festival champion Leaderboards for the best Festival Ladder run, the best single fight, Bug Royale, and each day's Daily Royale HOW TO PLAY Keyboard: move with WASD, J jab (hold for a heavy), U / O swipe left / right, I grapple, L special, K brace (or dash with a direction), Space jump. Controller: X jab (hold for a heavy), LB / RB swipe, B grapple, Y special, A brace or dash, LT / RT jump. New here? Start with TUTORIAL on the title screen. With an original soundtrack on koto, shamisen, shakuhachi, shinobue and taiko, including the folk song "Sakura Sakura". A hot-blooded ring announcer calls every bout. Announcer voice: VOICEVOX:青山龍星
Brawl Street is a free 3D platform fighter you play right in your browser. You build damage and launch your rival clean off the stage, then the camera dives in for the finish. 29 fighters, each with their own normals, specials and weight. 13 stages with their own layouts and hazards. Combos, grabs, shields, ledge play and weapons you pick up mid fight. Play solo against the CPU or with up to 4 players on one screen, on keyboard, controller or touch.
Silly Squares, a three-in-a-row game with goofy object pairs, funny animated worlds, a solo bot and local two-player play.
Board Game · Casual · Strategy
Angle. Power. Wind. Fire — and hold your breath as the shell arcs across the sky. Tank Warz is the classic turn-based artillery duel, rebuilt as a hand-crafted 3D diorama. Read the wind, dial in your angle and power, and watch your shot rise, hang, and fall. Miss? Learn from where it landed and correct. Hit? Watch the battlefield crumble. • Fully destructible terrain — every crater changes the next shot • A brand-new battlefield every match: mountains, valleys, canyons, cliffs and plateaus • Day, sunset and night, with rain, snow, fog and lightning storms • 7 weapons: Heavy Shell, Triple Shot, Bouncer, Cluster Bomb, Drill and the Nuke • 3 moves per match to reposition your tank — use them wisely • Computer opponents that aim like a human: they guess, watch the impact, and adjust • Local hot-seat for 2–4 players on one device, or a 4-tank free-for-all • Share a victory card with your accuracy, damage and best shot • Plays on desktop and mobile, with keyboard, mouse or touch Easy to learn, satisfying to master — just like you remember it.