Sky Brawl

SORADAD's Sky Brawl is a block-styled 3D party brawler set in unusual arenas. You can begin against bots without waiting for friends to join. GameSlash tried Titanic, with four fighters on a ship's deck: funnels obstruct the middle and the arena's edges deserve attention. Repositioning means watching the surrounding space as well as opponents.

Start with bots and learn your fighter's timing

Enter a fighter name on the main screen, choose the bot mode, then select a character and arena. For this first test we used the starting character, selected Titanic, set four total fighters and easy bots, and started the match. That put us into the actual arena with three bots, rather than stopping at character selection.

Movement, attacks and skills are separate controls. Try moving to understand distance and camera position before rushing into a fight. The skill activation we tested displayed a four-second cooldown, so it could not simply be spammed. Controls along the bottom also offer camera and control options to adjust before more serious play.

Read the arena, not just the opponents

Titanic is not an empty fighting floor. Funnels occupy the centre of the ship and the deck stretches around them. Moving changed our view of these obstacles. During the test a bot was eliminated, leaving three fighters, but we did not establish that our attack caused the elimination. This short session therefore does not support a verdict on punch accuracy or character balance.

Who it suits and how to access it

This is worth a look for players seeking a browser-based party brawler who want to practise with bots before exploring other fighters and arenas. The creator describes more than 30 classes, mobile support and online play with friends. Our test covered bot mode in desktop Chrome; online multiplayer and phone controls have not been tested.

To leave a match, press Escape and choose the return-to-menu option. Our test returned to the main screen normally. The game opens through its website without installation.

Play Sky Brawl on its official website — Created by SORADAD. Gameplay observations refer to the web version checked on 31 October 2026.