Wrassling

Wrassling is a physics-based wrestling game with a humorous twist. Unlike traditional wrestling, you only need to flail your fighter's arms around in circles to attack. The goal is to send your opponent flying out of the ring. The game features multiple modes: single-player campaign, two-player versus, two-player co-op, and a single-player boss fight. With its simple controls and hilarious physics, Wrassling has become a classic party game, amassing over 11 million plays since its release in 2015. The pixel art style and ragdoll effects add to the fun.

Players control a stickman-like character using keyboard inputs. The core mechanic involves spinning your arms to generate momentum and strike opponents, leveraging physics to knock them off the platform. The game's physics engine realistically simulates collisions and inertia, making each match unpredictable. In single-player mode, you face a series of AI opponents; two-player mode allows local competitive play; co-op mode lets two players team up against AI. A leaderboard tracks high scores in single-player mode.