You choose one of eight fighters, such as the heavyweight Ballast or the acrobat Zephyr, and try to knock rivals off the stage. The more damage a fighter has taken, the farther a hit sends them. The “Play with a friend” option opens a private lobby that fills its empty seats with bots, so you can start a one-minute Timed Brawl even on your own, and public matches hold up to 20 fighters on an arena that shrinks as they drop out. A move list, a replay viewer and a local mode for two players on one keyboard are built in, and the code is open source. Works on phones and computers.
How the creator made it
Bash Entertainment developed the game with a Claude-based agent called John, which writes code, runs the live server and tests the game while a human owner oversees the project and approves spending. The project’s devlog says watching matches exposed a hitbox scaling bug that its unit tests had missed. After separating its own test sessions from real players in the data, the project shifted its attention to phone performance and touch controls.
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