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3D Fighter
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About the game
3D Fighter is a one-on-one fighting game in the spirit of the classics of the genre, played in full 3D with a camera that orbits and dollies in on every big hit. There are eight fighters, each with a different style and a computer personality of their own: a zoner who throws fireballs, a fast rushdown fighter, a heavy puncher, a grappler with an unblockable throw, a Tae Kwon Do kicker, a street brawler who powers up, a Wing Chun fighter who catches strikes and throws the attacker, and an armoured knight whose heaviest moves shrug off a hit.
Fights happen in eight stages, from a boxing ring and a dojo to a rooftop in the rain, a beach, a night market, the roof of a speeding train and a courtyard where the sun rises round by round. Each stage has its own music and ambient sounds. There are high, mid and low blocks, throws, counter hits, combos, a super meter with a cinematic finisher, and sidesteps.
Modes
- Vs CPU: pick a fighter and a stage and fight the computer. The easiest way to start.
- Arcade: a ladder of fights with a score, ending with a shadow boss.
- Versus: two players on the same keyboard or with two gamepads.
- Training: a dummy that stands, blocks, follows the computer's logic or replays your recorded inputs, with the frame data of every move on screen.
- Demo: two computer fighters play each other.
- Replays: finished matches are saved in your browser and can be watched again with pause, frame step and slow motion.
The online mode of the original game (internet lobby, join by address) is not part of this version.
Playing it here
Click Play and wait while the game loads. It is a large download, about 135 MB the first time (the browser keeps it for next time), and it needs a computer with a decent graphics card: it is a real 3D game running in the browser. Press Enter on Vs CPU, pick a fighter, then a stage, and fight. If the picture stutters, try a smaller browser window.
Controls
| Key | Action |
|---|---|
| W A S D | move, jump (W) and crouch (S) |
| U / I | light / heavy punch |
| J / K | light / heavy kick |
| L | sidestep |
| Esc | pause and move list |
| Enter | confirm in the menus |
Special moves use motion inputs: for example down, down-forward, forward plus a punch button throws a fireball for Kenji. Fill the super meter and enter the motion twice plus a button for the super. The pause menu lists the moves of your fighter. Player 2 uses the arrow keys, numpad 4 and 5 for the punches, 1 and 2 for the kicks and 6 to sidestep. Every key can be changed in Options, Controls.
Tips
Block low and high. Some moves hit low and some hit high; hold back to block standing and back plus down to block crouching.
Learn one special first. Each fighter has two or three motion inputs. Pick one fighter in Training and repeat a single special until it comes out every time.
Watch the meter. A full super meter ends rounds, and fighters get meter when they hit and when they are hit.
FAQ
Is there a game against the computer? Yes: Vs CPU, Arcade and Training all play against the computer, and Versus is for two people.
Does it save? Best scores, options and replays are kept in your browser.
Is it free to share? Yes. The code is free software under the MIT licence and the art, sounds and music are under Creative Commons licences, all listed below.
Credits and licence
3D Fighter was made by Clint Christopher Canada. The code is under the MIT licence and the assets made for the game (stages, animations, portraits, logo and synthesized sounds) under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0. It runs on Godot Engine 4.7.2, also under the MIT licence.
- The model of the fighter Aelia is "Aelia Character Preview" by Abinady10 (Blend Swap), licensed Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY), posed, re-rigged and retextured for the game by the author of 3D Fighter.
- Fighters and animations: Universal Base Characters and Universal Animation Library 1 and 2 by Quaternius, CC0.
- Skies and textures from Poly Haven, sounds and the announcer from Kenney, music, voices and ambience from artists on OpenGameArt and Freesound, all CC0; every one is named in the credits of the game and in the licence file linked from this page.
Two changes were made for this site: the online mode was removed (it needs a server), and the game is exported for the browser with the Compatibility renderer and without threads. Nothing else was changed. The licence texts and the build script are linked from this page.