A Thai schoolyard brawler: Combos and a flying kick at the school gate

Numpol Poldongnok’s schoolyard brawler sends cartoon characters in school uniforms into a browser-based fistfight. The game interface calls it อุทินวัน. Its opening area sits outside a school gate, with a sports-day banner and a pink taxi in the background. Those familiar Thai details give the setting a clear identity before the first fight is over.

Light punches, charged attacks and enemies that hit back

Solo play begins with TAE, a level-1 Fighter, outside the school gate. F performs light attacks and combos, G provides a heavy attack that can be charged by holding the key, and C is guard. Touch controls are also visible on screen, although this hands-on check used the keyboard.

Moving into range and attacking with F produced a 2 HITS readout, an x1.04 multiplier and 12 DMG. These numbers make the result of an attack sequence easy to see. Enemies also struck back, reducing TAE’s HP from 140 to 113 and then to 66. Trading punches carries a visible cost even in the opening room.

A flying kick clears the way

With the super meter at 100%, pressing R triggered ลอยเตะ FLYING KICK. The scene shifted into a special-move presentation with large lettering before both enemies fell. In the test, ROOM CLEAR appeared with an instruction to head right, while TAE remained at 66 HP. This was the clearest example of how a full meter can turn into a decisive attack.

Big-headed characters and the school setting give the fighting a cartoon tone. HP and the super meter sit in the upper-left corner, while combo results and move names appear across the centre. These readouts help communicate what is happening when several characters overlap at close range.

Who it suits and what to know

The game is worth a look for players curious about a Thai-set beat ’em up controlled with a handful of keyboard inputs. Its opening fight gives room to try light combos, heavier attacks and a flying kick once the meter is ready. It contains fictional fighting and coarse dialogue, so the tone is worth considering before playing. No gore appeared during the tested section.

The creator says players can play alone or host a session for friends. This review covers solo play through the opening room outside the school gate. It did not reach the end of the stage or test a session with friends, so it cannot assess online play, later-stage variety or longer-term character progression.

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