Street fighting · Local co-op and versus
Gang Brawlers: fight together or face each other
Gang Brawlers is RHM Interactive’s street fighting action game. Break boxes, collect items and fight enemies while moving through dangerous streets. You can share the adventure with a friend on the same computer or face that friend in the separate two-player fighting mode. Coins collected during play can make your character stronger through the shop.
Quick facts
- RHM Interactive street fighting game
- Adventure co-op and two-player fighting
- Two players share one computer
How to play
Choose your mode and keyboard layout first. Adventure combines combat with resource collection; fighting mode makes the second player your opponent.
- 1
Choose cooperation or a duel
Choose adventure co-op to fight alongside a friend, or two-player fighting to face each other. Both formats share one computer. In solo play, learn player one’s keys before combining movement, attacks and defence.
- 2
Learn attacks and defence
Practise punching, kicking and defending when you reach an enemy. Player one uses F, G and T for those actions; player two uses K, L and O. Jump is a separate input.
- 3
Collect and improve your character
Break boxes, pick up useful objects and gather coins along the streets. In the shop, read each upgrade’s displayed effect before spending. Continue according to the adventure’s current objective rather than an assumed overall score.
Controls
Desktop and keyboard controls
- Player 1: WASD to move; Space to jump; F to punch or pick up; G to kick; T to defend.
- Player 2: arrow keys to move; P to jump; K to punch or pick up; L to kick; O to defend.
- For local two-player play, both players use these key groups on one keyboard.
Phone and tablet
- Bring a keyboard to Gang Brawlers so that movement, jump and defence each have their own input.
- The street fighting web release is marked not mobile ready; phone controls remain unconfirmed.
What changes your decisions
Cooperate or compete
Adventure co-op puts friends against street enemies. Fighting mode instead makes those friends opponents, so choose the kind of contest before you begin.
Several combat actions
Punch, kick, jump and defence have separate keys. Reaching an enemy, attacking and protecting yourself require different actions.
Coins and the shop
Coins connect the adventure to character improvement. The store supplies the actual upgrade descriptions; no fixed prices or attribute bonuses are confirmed here.
Practical tips
- Practise T or O before a crowded fight. If attacking repeatedly leaves you exposed, make space and decide whether to defend or reposition.
- In co-op, agree who approaches an enemy and who covers the other side. Communicate movement plans instead of both pressing every action at once.
- Look around for breakable boxes and dropped items. Before buying an upgrade, decide which weakness you want the purchase to address.
Who might enjoy it
Friends sharing a keyboard
For friends who want either a shared adventure or a direct fighting match on one computer.
Players who enjoy distinct combat inputs
For players who enjoy learning separate movement, jump, attack and defence inputs.
Goals, points and winning
Adventure goals include fighting enemies, collecting items and gathering upgrade coins. Coins are shop resources, not a universal match score. For two-player fighting, follow that mode’s displayed objective and result; no fixed stage count or victory threshold is assumed.
Game questions answered
Does Gang Brawlers have online multiplayer?+
The documented two-player modes are local, with two people sharing a computer and keyboard. Adventure co-op and fighting with a friend do not establish support for remote opponents.
How does player two jump?+
Press P for player two’s jump. Arrow keys move, K punches or picks up, L kicks and O defends. Player one jumps with Space.
What is the difference between co-op and fighting mode?+
Adventure co-op lets you tackle street enemies together. Two-player fighting puts you against each other, changing whether you should coordinate attacks or outplay your partner.
What are coins used for?+
Coins can be spent in the shop to strengthen characters. Check the currently displayed upgrade for its effect; no fixed purchase prices or numerical bonuses are established.
Should I use a phone or a keyboard?+
A desktop keyboard suits this version’s two detailed key layouts. The distributor marks the game as not mobile ready, so phone play is not promised.
Sources for this guide
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Learn the keys before your first street fight
Choose an adventure or a duel, practise defence, then bring the second player in when you both know your controls.
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