Oblin Party — is a chaotic 2D brawler for a group of friends, where fighters are controlled by two long, elastic arms and constantly fly around the map, clinging to surfaces, weapons, and each other. Instead of traditional brawls, the game turns matches into a frantic mix of physics, falls, accidental saves, and attempts to push your opponents out of the arena before they do the same to you. Hands create complete chaos Movement here feels almost like a separate minigame. Characters swing on their hands, cling to walls, launch themselves halfway across the map, and sometimes accidentally send themselves plummeting into the abyss. Because of the physics, even a simple attempt to hit an opponent easily devolves into a chain of awkward collisions, flips, and last-minute rescues. Weapons add even more madness to the proceedings. Missiles can be deflected out of the air, sticky projectiles wreak havoc across half the map, and some gadgets look like they were designed solely for the purpose of creating the most silly situations. Yet the game doesn't become a random mess — the more you get a feel for physics and movement, the more effectively you can control the chaos around you. Features of the game A physical 2D brawler for the company. Controlled by two elastic arms. Local and online play for up to 4 players. Weapons, ricochets and chaotic cards.