Planned Release Date: March 2027

About This Game

A stop-motion wrestling show you get to play

Twelve hand-sculpted clay fighters step into a miniature ring in front of a packed clay crowd, and things get messy fast.

Fight like a wrestler

Jab, kick and block, sprint into the ropes and come back with a dropkick, hoist your opponent overhead for a bodyslam and stomp them while they are down. Every fighter has a signature finisher, from Bruno Brickhouse's Hammer Drop to Granny Gertie's Handbag Haymaker.

Take it outside

Roll under the ropes and keep fighting on the arena floor. The folding chair leans against the apron, waiting for someone desperate enough. Climb the turnbuckle and come flying down with an elbow drop – if nobody knocks you off first.

Four ways to rumble

• 1 vs 1 – best of three rounds against the CPU or a friend

• Clay Rumble – six fighters in the ring at once, last one standing wins

• Tag Team – 2 vs 2 with tags, choke holds from the apron and 15-second double teams, together or against each other

• Tournament – 3 to 20 rounds against a new opponent every round

Made of clay

Smooth plasticine sculpts, wobbly stop-motion animation (switch between smooth 60 fps and a 12 fps stop-motion look any time), clay blood that sticks to the mat and the fighters, and a crowd that jumps out of its seats on every knockout.

Features

• 12 sculpted clay fighters, each with an own finisher

• Punches, kicks, blocks, stomps, rope runs, dropkicks, bodyslams, top-rope dives

• Fight outside the ring and use the folding chair

• Local multiplayer for two on one screen, CPU opponents in three difficulties

• Full controller support, fully rebindable keyboard and gamepad

• Windowed, borderless or fullscreen, resolution, VSync and frame limit options

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

Generative AI tools were used during development to assist with the game's code, the procedural clay sculpts of the fighters, the logo, the store artwork and screenshots, the store texts and the trailer edit. All content was reviewed and directed by the developer. No AI-generated content is created while you play.