Type anything. Fight it.
AllBrawl is a free platform fighter in your browser. Type a phrase, an AI draws it as a cut-paper puppet in about 30 seconds, and you brawl with it on a floating paper island. 2 to 8 players, against the computer or online.
- Free in your browser
- 2 to 8 players
- Computer levels 1 to 9
- Online with an invite link
How it works
Type a phrase
Anything you can describe: "a toaster with wings", "Albert Einstein", "a grumpy cactus in boxing gloves". No drawing skill needed.
Watch it get made
In about 30 seconds the AI draws your phrase, the game cuts it into paper parts and pins them together so the arms, legs and tail move.
Fight
Pick your opponents and jump in. Knock them off the island, launch them farther the more damage they have, and take the last stock.
What you get
Any fighter you can type
Every fighter is drawn from your words, and each one plays a little differently. A heavy couch is hard to launch. A thundercloud floats. Weight, speed and jump height come from the phrase.
Real platform fighter rules
Damage percent instead of health bars, knockback that grows with damage, stocks, a blast zone, double jump, shield, dodge and charged heavy attacks.
Finishers
Fill the meter and unleash a finisher with a freeze-frame and a camera cut. Each fighter's finisher is its own.
A world made of paper
A 3D paper diorama with felt clouds, brass pins and a tilting camera. Hits tear, puff and flash in paper effects, with music to match.
2 to 8 players
Fight the computer on 9 difficulty levels, share a screen, or send an invite link for online rooms: 1v1, 2v2 or free-for-all.
Famous faces, as cartoons
Type a public figure and you get a recognisable cartoon caricature to fight with. Parody, drawn by AI.
See it in action
Four-way brawl, damage shown as percent.
Your phrase gets drawn, cut and pinned.
Paper effects on every hit.
Example fighters
These nine come with the game. Anything you type is built the same way. The labels show each fighter's two attacks.
a grumpy cactus wearing boxing gloves
a robot grandma with spring legs and a rolling pin
a three-headed chicken
a couch with four legs that bites people
a lava dragon
a jellyfish wizard with a tiny staff
an angry thundercloud
a spider made of spaghetti
a three-legged ogre with an ice-crystal sword
Tell me when it's on Steam
One email when the Steam page and release are live. Nothing else.
Frequently asked questions
What is AllBrawl?
AllBrawl is a free-to-try platform fighter that runs in your web browser. You type any phrase, an AI draws it as a cut-paper puppet fighter, and you fight with it in a 3D paper-diorama world against the computer or other players.
Is AllBrawl free?
Yes. The browser version is free to try. A paid Steam version is planned, and the browser version is the free demo. There is no Steam date yet; the waitlist on this page tells you when it exists.
How does it turn a phrase into a fighter?
The AI draws your phrase once as a sheet of paper parts. The game cuts the parts out, pins them together at the joints, and gives the fighter two attacks and its own weight and speed. It takes about 30 seconds.
How many players can play?
From 2 to 8. You can fight the computer (difficulty levels 1 to 9), share one screen, or play online with an invite link. Online rooms support 1v1, 2v2 and free-for-all up to 8 players.
Do I need to download anything?
No. AllBrawl runs in a current desktop or phone browser. It uses WebGL for the 3D paper world, so very old browsers will not work.
What are the controls?
Keyboard and mouse, or a gamepad. On a phone you get on-screen buttons. There are light and heavy attacks, a special, shield, dodge, double jump and a finisher.
Can I fight famous people?
Yes. Type the name of a public figure and they come out as a cartoon caricature. Private individuals, children and sexual or hateful prompts are blocked.
Is AllBrawl like Smash Bros.?
It is the same kind of game, a platform fighter: hits raise a damage percent, and the higher it is the farther you fly. AllBrawl is its own game and is not affiliated with Nintendo or any other publisher.