Mini Duels Battle

About Mini Duels Battle

Mini Duels Battle collects a set of one-button duels into a single game: entries from the Drunken Duel series, Drunken Boxing, wrestling matches and a few table games, all sharing the same minimal control scheme. Pick a duel, play it, pick another.

This is a direct companion to Drunken Duel and Drunken Wrestle, which are already among the more-played two-player games on the site. If you have played those and want the rest of the family without hunting for each one, this is that shelf.

How to play

One key each: Player 1 presses the Up arrow, Player 2 presses W. Every duel reinterprets that single key — a swing, a shove, a shot — so the rule changes but your hands never do. Choose a duel from the menu and play until somebody wins the set.

Controls

• Player 1 — Up arrow
• Player 2 — W
• Multiple duel types in one game

Tips to win

• One-button games punish spamming almost everywhere here — press with intent, not with speed.
• Each duel has a wind-up frame; learn where it is and you win most exchanges by default.
• Switch duel type when you are losing badly. Different games favour different reaction styles.

Mini Duels Battle strategy guide

One key each, sixteen games. Player 1 presses the Up arrow, Player 2 presses W. Every duel reinterprets that single key as a swing, a shove or a shot, so the rule changes but your hands never do. There are 16 games ready to play, and you can play all of them in two player mode or on your own.

First to five takes the battle. Whoever scores five before their opponent wins, in every one of the included games. That shared win condition is what makes the collection feel like one game rather than sixteen — you can switch duel type without renegotiating what you are playing for.

It is the Drunken family in one place. The collection consists of the Drunken Duel series, Drunken Boxing, wrestling games, table games and more. If you have played Drunken Duel or Drunken Wrestle — two of the more-played two-player games on this site — this is the rest of the family without having to find each one separately.

Press with intent, not with speed. One-button games punish spamming almost everywhere here. Each duel has a wind-up frame before the action resolves, and holding or hammering the key means you are almost always committed at the wrong moment. Find where that wind-up sits in whichever game you are playing and you win most exchanges by default.

Switch games when you are losing badly. Different duels reward different reaction styles, and a five-point deficit in one of them says very little about the next. Because the collection is designed to be picked from, changing the game is a legitimate move rather than a concession — and it is the fastest way to find the one that suits you.

Mini Duels Battle FAQ