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Make a fighting game where your friends are the fighters

A fighting game needs two fighters, an arena and a move worth waiting for. Describe them to Roam, or start from a photo of your friends, and you get a playable 1v1 on your iPhone. Then tune the timing by talking.

Why 1v1 fights are fun

A good fighter is a conversation. You attack, they block, you wait, they swing and miss, you punish. Every round is short, and every loss tells you what to do next time.

Three parts carry it. Reads: an attack that beats a block, a block that beats an attack. A special move: one big hit with a clear wind-up, so you can see it coming and dodge. Best of three: a loss in round one is still a story.

Build your fighter in five lines

Other ways to make a fighting game

M.U.G.E.N is a free 2D fighting engine on PC that people have used for years, but you build characters from sprites and config files. Unity and Godot can do it too, with hitboxes and frame data you set by hand. Roam skips that: you describe the fight and play it. You give up frame-by-frame control and get a game the same day.

Fighters on Roam

Play it on Roam

Make your fighting game with Roam

Two fighters, an arena, one special move. Your friends can be the fighters. Free on iPhone.

Try: "1v1 on a rooftop at sunset, me vs my best friend, best of three, falling off loses the round, one ground-slam special"

Questions people ask

How do I make my own fighting game?

Pick two fighters, an arena and a special move. In Roam you describe that in a sentence and play the result.

Can I put my friends in a fighting game?

Yes. In Roam you can describe your friends or use a photo, and they become the fighters.

Is there a free fighting game maker?

Roam is free on iPhone. On PC, M.U.G.E.N is a free 2D fighting engine, but you build characters by hand.

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