🥊 Duel 3D · Fighting game
A free fighting game, right in your browser
One on one. Health bars, a round timer, combos, special moves and a super that turns a fight around — the genre you know from Tekken and Mortal Kombat, except this one opens in a browser tab and costs nothing.
Opens in a new tab · no download · no account
If you grew up on Tekken and Mortal Kombat
- One against one, two health bars and a timer over the arena.
- Punch, kick and a heavy hit that chain into combos — jab, cross, hook, uppercut.
- A special move for every fighter on a recharge, and a super that can turn a losing round.
- Block, dodge, a backwards flip, and juggling an opponent you launched into the air.
- A story ladder of seven stages that ends with a final boss — the Black Knight.
Duel 3D is an independent game. It is not affiliated with Tekken, Mortal Kombat or their publishers — it is simply built in the same genre, by someone who played a lot of both.
Screenshots
Select your fighter
FINAL BOSS
7 Black Knight Lord of the citadel, final boss 💥 Dark RiftStage select
- Training Hall
- Throne Room
- Tavern
- Catacombs
- Burial Mound at Sunset
- Cliffs in the Storm
- Night Citadel
The ladder
- First Duel
- Mound at Sunset
- Tavern Brawl
- Catacombs
- Storm over the Rapids
- Throne Room
- Citadel of the Black Knight
What it is
A three-dimensional fighting game that runs entirely in the browser. Seven fighters drawn from Ukrainian folklore — a Cossack mystic, a street sorceress, a forest witch, an iron legionnaire — each with a special move and a super. Seven arenas, from a tavern brawl to the Black Knight’s citadel. A story ladder of seven stages, a match against the computer, or two players on one keyboard.
In short
| Price | Free — no account, no ads, no in-app purchases |
|---|---|
| Players | One against the computer, or two on one keyboard |
| Controls | Keyboard, touch joystick on a phone, or a gamepad |
| Languages | Ukrainian, English, Norwegian |
| Technology | Three.js r160 · WebGL · 14 MB |
| Age | 12+ — cartoon fighting, no blood |
How it is built
Three.js r160 and WebGL, served from our own host with no CDN: 14 MB of engine, models and animations in one folder. The music is generated while you play, so there are no audio files to download. Your progress is kept in your browser — there is nothing to sign up for and nothing is collected.
More games, inside Komiks·Lab
The Norwegian course is also a pile of games. These ones teach something while you play.
Verb room
Norwegian verbs told as interactive comics with exercises — a separate room a teacher can open for a whole class.
Pairs
A short daily memory game that quietly pulls in the words you have got wrong before.
Crossword
Recognising a Norwegian word is not enough — you have to spell it, with å, ø, æ and the double consonants.
Logic Race
The puzzle is on the TV, the answers are on everyone’s phone. Right answer, one step forward.
Math Rocket
Sixty seconds of space arithmetic, alone or against the family.
3D chess
A class tournament or a quiet game with a friend.
Questions
Is it really a free fighting game?
Yes. No payment, no ads, no in-app purchases and nothing collected about you. You open the link and fight.
Do I need to install anything?
No. Duel 3D runs in the browser tab — it loads about 14 MB the first time and starts. There is no app, no store page and no account.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes. On a phone you get a touch joystick under your left thumb and attack buttons on the right. The game asks you to turn the screen sideways, but you can play upright too. A gamepad works as well.
Can two people play on one keyboard?
Yes: one uses A/D and J/K/L, the other the arrows and the number pad.
Is it like Tekken or Mortal Kombat?
In genre, yes — one-on-one rounds, combos, special moves, supers and a ladder up to a final boss. It is an independent game with its own fighters and its own story, and it is not connected to those franchises in any way.
Is it suitable for children?
We mark it 12+. The punches are cartoonish and there is no blood, but it is still a fighting game. For younger children the learning games in Komiks·Lab have no violence at all.
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This game is a side project of a PHP and JavaScript shop in Norway. The day job is CMS platforms, shops, booking systems and integrations.