- 32players
- Under 30 min
- PC
A free turn-based physics fighting game where you build every move yourself by setting each joint of a ragdoll fighter.
Who can play
- No split-screen on any platform.
- Online for up to 32 players on PC.
- Free to play.
How it plays
Each turn both fighters set their joints to contract, extend, hold or relax, then watch the physics play out, often ending in a lost limb.
A friend group can open its own password-locked room and rotate through one-on-one fights while the others watch and laugh.
The controls take a while to learn, and it is free, so everyone can join.
Is it good
88%
Very positive on Steam
Steam Deck Playable
Every way to play together
No split-screen. Online versus for up to 32 on PC. Free to play. 88% positive of 17,000 Steam reviews.
- 32
Fights are one on one. The group creates a password-locked room and the rest queue for turns; the room cap is not confirmed by the developer.
Quick facts
- Developer
- Nabi Studios
- Publisher
- Nicalis, Inc.
- Platforms
- PC
- Released
- Mar 1, 2006 on PC
- Languages
- Text in 5 languages
Answers
- Does Toribash have couch co-op?
- No. Toribash has no same-screen multiplayer; play it together online instead.
- How many players can play Toribash together?
- Online versus for up to 32 on PC.
- Do you need two copies of Toribash?
- No. It's free to play.
- What platforms is Toribash on?
- PC.
- Does Toribash work on Steam Deck?
- Yes, with some extra steps: Steam rates it Playable for Steam Deck.
- Is Toribash free?
- Yes, it's free to play.
