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Hit the ball until it flies faster than sound — and into your rivals.
25 games with filters by mode, platforms, budget, length and features.
Fighting games are duels: two fighters, a health bar and a fair fight won by whoever reads the opponent better. The entry barrier varies — some games forgive beginners, others demand months of practice; every card here shows its difficulty level.
Nearly all fighters shine on one screen: switch on “Local PvP” and call a friend over. For solo practice, most titles include training modes and story-driven arcade ladders.
Hit the ball until it flies faster than sound — and into your rivals.
An indie platform fighter: fire, water, air and earth elements in battles for up to four players.
Every Nintendo hero (and more) in one game: the best couch fighter.
A lightning-fast platform fighter: three bullets, one sword swing and rounds that last seconds.
A World Tour hub and a fighting game newcomers can finally enter.
Fencing tug-of-war: one lunge, one sprint — and the giant worm waits for the winner.
Arc System Works turn Dragon Ball into a fan’s dream: 3v3, auto-combos and a spectacle every round.
The loser buffs the winner: 1v1 duels with absurd upgrades.
The King of Iron Fist tournament with the friendliest fighting-game onboarding.
A hand-animated fighter with GGPO netcode, 14 characters and fully voiced story modes.
Ducks with shotguns and twenty-second rounds: instant couch laughter.
Nineties brawling with music from the same composers: four friends on one screen.