Every Action Game on PlayTundra, Compared by What You Do
The action section has 25 games, and the controls range further than in any other part of the site. Ultimate Robo Duel 3D gives each of two players six separate functions: move, punch, kick, special hit, bullet and grab. Drunken Wrestle gives each player one key. Stickman Attack needs only a click on a white circle, and Medieval Battle 2P is decided before anyone fights, while you place soldiers with the mouse.
This page sorts all 25 by what you actually do in them: trade blows with one opponent, push or wrestle with physics, fight through a crowd, shoot, duel a friend at one keyboard, plan an army, or time a single button. Within each group the tables list the keys from the developer's listing, how many players the developer says the game supports, and the goal the developer describes. The control references on our game pages were matched against each developer listing using the game's distribution ID, the 32-character code the game is served from, rather than by title. Where our page and the developer listing disagree, this guide follows the developer listing and says so.
1. One-on-one fighters
| Game | Players (per the developer) | Keys the developer lists | What sets it apart (per the developer) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ultimate Robo Duel 3D | 1 player vs the computer, or 2 players | P1: W A S D move, F or G punch, C or V kick, H special hit, T bullet, B grab. P2: arrow keys move, U or I punch, J or K kick, O special hit, M bullet, L grab | Advanced robots in an arena with realistic sounds and effects |
| Stickman Fighter 3D | Arcade mode solo, or 2-Player Versus on the same computer | P1 (left side): W A S D move, F punch, G kick, Space jump. P2 (right side): arrow keys move, K punch, L kick, Right Shift jump. Esc opens the pause menu | Arcade mode is 15 levels against increasingly smart AI. Power-up orbs spawn mid-fight: red for double damage, blue for super speed, green to restore health, yellow for invincibility |
| Animal Boxing | The developer lists one set of keys | Arrow keys move, J and K attack | Animal warriors in boxing matches; dodge punches and use each character's unique skill |
| Dragon Draw Joust | Not stated by the developer | Click and drag | No weapon menu: you draw your own tool, and it becomes part of your warrior, used to block attacks or strike opponents in the arena |
For two people, the choice is between Ultimate Robo Duel 3D and Stickman Fighter 3D. The robot game has the bigger move list, two punch keys and two kick keys per player plus a projectile and a grab, but the developer lists no block or jump key. Stickman Fighter 3D has fewer buttons, one punch and one kick, and adds a jump, the power-up orbs and a 15-level arcade ladder for when you are on your own. Both put Player 1 on W A S D and Player 2 on the arrow keys. Note that Player 2's punch in Stickman Fighter 3D is K, which is a kick key for Player 2 in the robot game, so a pair switching between the two will mix them up.
Animal Boxing is a single-player fighter as far as its developer listing goes: one set of keys, arrows to move and J and K to attack. Dragon Draw Joust is the only fighter here with no keyboard input at all; the drawing you make is your weapon, so a different drawing is a different fighter.
2. Wrestling and pushing
These three are about position and balance rather than hit points. You win by getting the other character's head down or their body off the stage.
| Game | Players (per the developer) | Keys the developer lists | Win condition (per the developer) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Drunken Wrestle | 1P and 2P modes; PC and mobile | P1: W, or touch the screen. P2: Up arrow, or touch the screen | Keep your head off the ground and get your opponent's head onto it; every level has different conditions; first to a score of 5 wins |
| Tug of Heads | 1 player vs the CPU, or 2 players | P1: W A D. P2: Up, Left and Right arrows. Touch controls on mobile and tablets | Protect your character's head from danger; more than 50 hand-designed levels with changing conditions; you choose how many sets to play |
| Sumo Battle! | The developer lists one set of keys | W A S D, or Z Q S D. Mobile: touch and move your finger | Collect sushi to grow bigger and stronger, then approach opponents and push them off the podium; they try to push you too |
Drunken Wrestle and Tug of Heads share the head rule, and the difference is the key count: one key each against three keys each. Tug of Heads also lets you set the match length, while Drunken Wrestle always runs to five. Drunken Wrestle belongs to a larger family of one-key games covered in the Random and Drunken series guide. Sumo Battle! has no attack key at all; contact is the attack, and size from sushi decides who moves whom. The Z Q S D option is there for AZERTY keyboards. Two more sumo games sit in the sports section and are compared in the court and ring sports guide.
3. Fighting through crowds
| Game | Keys the developer lists | What you do (per the developer) |
|---|---|---|
| Stickman Attack | Mouse click or touch screen | Hordes of stickmen come at you wave by wave. Tap the white circle to kill enemies, earn souls and buy new weapons |
| T-REX N.Y Online | Arrow keys; Z and X attack | Control a huge robot T-Rex through the streets of New York and destroy everything in your way |
These two could not be further apart in input. Stickman Attack has no movement key in its developer listing: the only action is tapping the white circle on an enemy, and the progression is souls spent on weapons. Our game page describes moving, backing off and reading enemy wind-ups; the developer listing mentions none of that, so this guide does not either. T-REX N.Y Online is a keyboard game with two attack keys side by side, Z and X, and the arrows to walk. Its goal as the developer puts it is destruction rather than survival.
Sift Renegade Brawl also sits in this section, but its developer listing could not be matched by distribution ID on 2026-10-05, so its controls are not quoted here. Our game page describes a side-scrolling sword brawler with movement on the arrow keys or W A S D and attack keys shown in the game itself.
4. Shooters
3D shooters with movement keys
| Game | Keys the developer lists | Mission (per the developer) |
|---|---|---|
| Rocket Clash 3D | W A S D move, C crouch, Space jump | Lead a special forces squad to stop enemy agents taking a missile base; a shortened AK and a secret weapon hidden in the depths of the level; acid pools of rocket fuel and underground tunnels |
| Assault Zone | Desktop: arrow keys or W A S D move, mouse to turn, aim and shoot. Mobile: on-screen joystick, fire button, drag on the right side to aim and turn | First-person: invade enemy-held territory and shoot the guards one by one; be quick, or they fire back |
The developer listing for Rocket Clash 3D gives movement, crouch and jump but no aim or fire input; our game page lists the mouse for aiming and shooting, which the developer does not state. Assault Zone is the one with a full mobile layout. For online multiplayer shooters, the Masked Forces games are covered separately in the Masked Forces series guide.
Point-and-click shooters
| Game | Input the developer lists | Goal (per the developer) |
|---|---|---|
| Bandits Bane | Mouse movement aims, mouse click shoots | 5 levels. The city bank has been robbed: shoot only the most dangerous bandits, rescue the hostages, and kill all the bandits to advance |
| Kingdom Tower Defense | Desktop: point and shoot with the mouse. Mobile: touch to aim and shoot | As the magic king, defend the castle from waves of enemies with skills and special powers; collect money to upgrade weapons and buy power-ups before the final boss reaches the castle |
Despite its name, Kingdom Tower Defense has you aim and fire yourself rather than place towers, with an upgrade economy between fights. Bandits Bane is the one where not shooting matters: its developer stresses hostages and shooting only the dangerous targets. It has a fixed length, five levels. Bandits Bane and Space Destroyer are also in our mouse-only games guide.
Ship shooters
| Game | Input the developer lists | Structure (per the developer) |
|---|---|---|
| Space Destroyer | Mouse click or tap | Top-down shoot 'em up: 3 stages, each with 3 bosses; destroy all enemy ships and score as many points as possible |
| Astro Chickens | Space or tap the canvas to begin; Space or the right mouse button triggers the ship's special ability | Pick an environment, a ship and Normal, Hard or Insane difficulty in the lobby. Endless waves of alien chickens across 10 environments, a boss every fifth wave, coins and mid-wave power-ups; no finish line, only a higher score |
The split is finite against endless. Space Destroyer has an end, nine bosses across three stages. Astro Chickens has none, and it is the only shooter here with selectable ships and a difficulty setting. Each ship's ability is on a cooldown. The developer's instructions for moving the ship are cut off mid-sentence in the listing, so this guide does not name a movement input for it.
5. Duels and co-op for two on one keyboard
| Game | Keys the developer lists | Format (per the developer) |
|---|---|---|
| BlockGunner | P1: W A S D and R. P2: arrow keys and O. Touch controls on mobile | Two-player war game; 3 maps and 3 weapons |
| Boom Duello | P1: W A S D move, R throw bomb. P2: arrow keys move, P throw bomb. Mobile controls available | TNT battle on two maps; only one player survives |
| Castel Wars | Blue: W A S D and E. Red: arrow keys and P | Retro tower war: build bricks to escape or trap your opponent, fire your tower's catapult, collect weapons and bullets dropped by a hero flying overhead on balloons, and throw your sword with the action button |
| Tanks of Liberty | P1: W A S D move, Space fire. P2 (local co-op): arrow keys move, Enter fire | Top-down tank shooter inspired by Battle City; protect your Eagle base or the mission ends; procedurally generated maps; points buy permanent upgrades such as speed and bullet velocity |
All four put one player on W A S D and the other on the arrows with a single extra key each, so they are the quickest action games here to start with a second person. Tanks of Liberty is the odd one out: the second player is a co-op partner against the computer, not an opponent, and it can be played alone. Castel Wars is the only one where you also build, placing bricks to escape or trap, and its action key throws your sword. Boom Duello and Tanks of Liberty are also in the two-player, one-keyboard guide, which compares them with two-player games from other sections.
6. Strategy
| Game | Input the developer lists | What you do (per the developer) |
|---|---|---|
| Medieval Battle 2P | Mouse and left click to interact; X removes soldiers; CTRL places soldiers properly; right click rotates the camera; W A S D moves the camera | A medieval battle simulator about soldiers and battle strategy; single-player or two-player mode |
Medieval Battle 2P is the only game in the section where W A S D moves the camera rather than a character. Every input the developer lists is for placing or removing soldiers and moving the camera; there are no keys for controlling a unit during the fight. Stickman Epic Battle also belongs here, but its developer listing could not be matched by distribution ID on 2026-10-05, so this guide only notes that our game page describes recruiting stick units with the mouse.
7. One-button and timing games
| Game | Input the developer lists | Goal (per the developer) |
|---|---|---|
| Stickman Hooks | Mouse click or tap | Tap to hook, swing from hook to hook, make jumps and tricks to avoid obstacles, and build momentum to fly across the finish line |
| Popcorn Thief | Desktop: press and hold Space, or left-click and hold | As Quby, steal popcorn from the bowl without your rival, sitting next to you, catching you |
| Void Drop 3D | Move left or right; the developer lists no keys | Fall endlessly, dodge rotating platforms and pass through gaps as the speed rises; one mistake ends the run; beat your high score |
Stickman Hooks and Popcorn Thief each come down to one input and when you use it: when to hook in one, how long to hold in the other. Popcorn Thief's developer instructions are cut off just as they reach the mobile controls, so only the desktop inputs are quoted here. Void Drop 3D is the only endless survival game in the section; its developer describes left and right movement without naming keys.
The whole section at a glance
- Two players at one keyboard, against each other: Ultimate Robo Duel 3D, Stickman Fighter 3D, Drunken Wrestle, Tug of Heads, BlockGunner, Boom Duello, Castel Wars.
- Two players together: Tanks of Liberty (local co-op).
- Two-player mode with the mouse: Medieval Battle 2P.
- Solo against the computer with a second-player option: Ultimate Robo Duel 3D, Stickman Fighter 3D (15-level arcade), Drunken Wrestle (1P mode) and Tug of Heads.
- Mouse or touch only: Stickman Attack, Dragon Draw Joust, Bandits Bane, Kingdom Tower Defense, Space Destroyer, Stickman Hooks.
- Keyboard, one player: Animal Boxing, T-REX N.Y Online, Sumo Battle!, Rocket Clash 3D, Assault Zone (plus the mouse).
- A defined end: Bandits Bane (5 levels), Space Destroyer (3 stages), Stickman Fighter 3D's arcade (15 levels), Tug of Heads (over 50 levels).
- Endless, for a score: Astro Chickens, Void Drop 3D.
How this page was put together
This page does not rank or score the games, and none of it comes from playing them. It lines up facts already on the 25 game pages, the keys, player counts, modes and goals, after those facts were checked against each developer listing by distribution ID. Where our page says more than the developer listing, as with Stickman Attack's movement and Rocket Clash 3D's mouse aiming, this guide follows the listing. Two games whose listings could not be matched on the day are described only in a sentence. Each embed was re-checked from a server in the United States on the date shown at the top.
