Fighting games made with AI

Fighting games are among the hardest genres to vibe-code: tight hitboxes, frame-perfect input and AI opponents that don't feel like cardboard. So every playable one here is a small win. Roboduel brings robots, guns and laser swords, and its creator warns it's pretty difficult. AniKombat is the most complete on paper: a 3D fighter with instant guest play, CPU battles, casual online matches and a ranked ladder, all in the browser and marked mobile-ready. Animal Combat is a stormy pixel-art brawler where animals fight over what's left of the world. Two of the three are multiplayer, which is impressive for a genre where netcode alone usually eats months. Remixing one? Start your prompt with input buffering and a training dummy that shows hitboxes. You'll tune faster when you can see what the code thinks is happening.