About the game
Fighting: A Game for the Mind! is a new game in the smart action genre. You will not only take part in fights, but also solve counting and logic tasks. Simple gameplay will plunge you headfirst into the interesting world of "Smart Action". The game offers:
- Simple gameplay
- Great replayability
- QTE moments
- One-swipe controls
- Nice graphics
Do you like puzzles or 15-puzzles? Fighting games? Try them in a different light. Fighting: A Game for the Mind! is a new word in the genre that will pull you into its world.
Fight smart!
Featured in: Fighting games, Logic games, Reflex games
How to play
Here a fight and a puzzle go hand in hand. In Fighting: A Game for the Mind! you don't win by mashing buttons; you win by solving counting and logic tasks correctly. Get it right and the hit is yours.
At key moments the game switches to QTE sequences: a prompt shows up and you have to react in time. Everything is done with a single swipe, so the controls never get in the way; the challenge is thinking fast. One tip: don't swipe at random. Taking a second to do the math usually pays off more than a quick wrong answer.
Controls
Desktop: swipe with the mouse by holding the button and dragging in the right direction.
Phone: swipe your finger across the screen. That single motion is all the controls there are.
Features
- Fights won by solving counting and logic tasks
- QTE moments that test your reaction
- One-swipe controls
- Simple rules
- Plenty of replay value
Tips
- Don't swipe at random: the hit goes to whoever solves the maths or logic task correctly, not whoever swings first.
- A second spent counting usually pays off more than a fast but wrong answer.
- In QTE moments, watch for the on-screen prompt and act in time — this is where your reflexes come in.
- All the controls come down to a single swipe, so think about the problem, not the buttons.
- If the counting tasks feel hard, don't chase speed in your first fights: pace comes once the common task types feel familiar.
- Replay fights — with every attempt you recognise the tasks faster and the brawl goes more smoothly.
FAQ
Is it more of a fighting game or a puzzle?
Both. How a fight goes depends on how quickly and correctly you solve the counting and logic tasks.
What are the QTE moments?
A prompt appears on screen and you have to perform the action in time. It's a test of reaction.
Are the controls hard to learn?
Not at all. Everything is done with one swipe, using the mouse on a computer or a finger on a phone.
How much does it cost?
Nothing. It's free and runs in your browser with nothing to download.
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