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Best fighting games for Android

Fighting games pit one fighter against another: pick a character, learn its moves and trade punches, kicks and specials until a knockout or time runs out.

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28 games ranked · How we rank

  1. Number 1: Stickman Warriors

    SkySoft Studio

    4.7 out of 5 (986.4K) 100M+ installs

    A free stick-fighter action RPG with a huge roster and simple controls, best for players who enjoy collecting and upgrading.

  2. Number 2: Shadow Fight 2

    NEKKI

    4.6 out of 5 (16.7M) 100M+ installs

    A long-running touchscreen fighting RPG that rewards steady progression, provided you accept ads and in-app purchases in a free game.

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  1. Number 3: Shadow Fight 3 - RPG fighting

    NEKKI

    4.6 out of 5 (4.5M) 100M+ installs

    A deep, long-running online fighting RPG that rewards clan choice and gear collecting, provided you have a stable connection.

  2. Number 4: Shadow Fight 4: Arena

    NEKKI

    4.7 out of 5 (1.9M) 50M+ installs

    A free, well-populated 3D fighter that suits players who want online duels and don't mind ads or optional purchases.

  3. Number 5: Supreme Duelist

    Neron's Brother

    4.5 out of 5 (2M) 100M+ installs

    A free, physics-driven stickman fighter with enough modes and customization to suit casual play alone or with a friend.

  4. Number 6: Gym Heros: Fighting Game

    Fighting Arena

    4.5 out of 5 (311.4K) 100M+ installs

    A free fighting game with a clear progression path and gym management that suits players who like building as much as brawling.

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  1. Number 7: World Robot Boxing

    Reliance Games

    4.5 out of 5 (2.3M) 50M+ installs

    A free arcade robot fighter with a deep roster and local multiplayer, best for players who want to brawl with friends nearby.

  2. Number 8: I, The One — Fun Fighting Game

    CASUAL AZUR GAMES

    4.3 out of 5 (319.9K) 100M+ installs

    A free, ad-supported rooftop brawler that suits players wanting quick online PvP fights with light upgrade progression.

  3. Number 9: Draw Action: Freestyle Fight

    KAYAC Inc.

    4.3 out of 5 (121.5K) 50M+ installs

    A free, ad-supported line-drawing action game that suits players who want short, skill-focused runs.

  4. Number 10: Marvel Contest of Champions

    Kabam Games, Inc.

    4.3 out of 5 (3.2M) 100M+ installs

    A deep, free-to-play Marvel fighting RPG that rewards players who enjoy collecting and planning teams as much as the combat itself.

More of the best fighting games

  1. 11 ONE PIECE Bounty Rush Bandai Namco Entertainment Inc. 4.3 50M+
  2. 12 Mortal Kombat Warner Bros. International Enterprises 4.0 100M+
  3. 13 Streets of Rage 4 Playdigious 4.8 100K+
  4. 14 Boss Fight BoomBit Games 4.2 10M+
  5. 15 CATS: Crash Arena Turbo Stars Nazara Publishing 4.3 100M+
  6. 16 Ragdoll Hit Kids Games LLC 4.7 5M+
  7. 17 Who Dies Last? CASUAL AZUR GAMES 4.3 50M+
  8. 18 Duels: Epic Fighting PVP Game Gameplay Galaxy 4.3 1M+
  9. 19 Injustice: Gods Among Us Warner Bros. International Enterprises 4.4 10M+
  10. 20 Devil May Cry: Peak of Combat nebulajoy 4.5 5M+
  11. 21 Real Boxing – Fighting Game Vivid Games S.A. 4.5 10M+
  12. 22 Apes Fighting Gorilla Game Nuts Game Ventures 4.0 5M+
  13. 23 Shadow Hunter: Offline Premium EA Publishing 4.6 1M+
  14. 24 Prizefighters 2 Koality Game 4.0 5M+
  15. 25 Super Boxing Championship! StickRunningSupreme 4.4 1M+
  16. 26 NARUTO: Ultimate Ninja STORM Bandai Namco Entertainment Inc. 4.1 100K+
  17. 27 KOF 2002 ACA NEOGEO SNK CORPORATION 4.1 50K+
  18. 28 Infinite Lives MDickie 4.1 500K+
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About fighting games

Matches fit a short break, and the roster gives you characters to learn at your own pace. Common hurdles are touch controls that feel clumsy, computer opponents that are too easy or too punishing, and modes that push you toward spending. Games differ in combat depth, roster size and whether the focus is local matches, online bouts or a single-player ladder. Some use simple taps and swipes; others try to recreate arcade controls. They appeal to players who like direct competition more than a long story, and some expect regular practice to stay competitive.

What to look for

  • Check how the controls handle on a touchscreen, since a fighting game lives or dies by whether special moves come out when you intend them to.
  • Look at how the computer opponent scales, because a fighter that offers only one difficulty will either bore you or block your progress.
  • Consider the roster and how the characters differ, as a small cast with distinct styles often stays interesting longer than a large one with near-identical fighters.
  • See whether matches work offline, since a fighting game is a good fit for commuting and other places where a connection is not guaranteed.
  • Find out how the game makes money, because ads between rounds or paid unlocks for fighters can interrupt the flow of a match.

How we rank

Apps are ranked by their Google Play rating (weighted by how many people rated them), their number of installs, how recently they were updated and how closely they fit the category. Only apps we've reviewed are included.