Regular Show Fist Punch
New
- Genre Action games
- Players 1–2
- Session 6 min
- Price Free
- Updated
A side-scrolling brawler designed around two people sharing a keyboard. The single-player version works, but the co-operative mode is clearly what it was built for: enemies arrive in numbers that want two players, and the revive mechanic means a partner going down is a problem to solve rather than the end of a run. The fighting is simple and readable — a punch, a jump, a special — which is the right level of complexity for a game where two people are watching the same screen and shouting at each other. The depth comes from positioning: enemies surround whoever is closest, so the two players should be working opposite edges of the crowd rather than standing together, and the runs that go furthest are the ones where that division happened without anyone discussing it. It is short, cheerful and unambitious, which is the correct scope. Levels are a few minutes, the progression is a sequence of stages with bosses between them, and nothing in it requires skill beyond attention. It plays on a keyboard for two or with on-screen buttons for one, runs on anything, and is funnier with a person next to you than alone.
| Arrows or WASD | Move and jump |
|---|---|
| Attack key | Punch |
| Special key | Stronger attack |
| Second control set | The other player |
How to play Regular Show Fist Punch
- Split the screen between you; standing together lets enemies surround you both.
- Revive a downed partner immediately rather than clearing the wave first.
- Use the special attack when enemies cluster, not on single targets.
- Keep moving — standing still in a crowd is how both players go down.
- Fight toward the edges, where fewer enemies can reach you at once.
Tips
- Two players working opposite sides of a crowd beat two players standing together.
- Reviving is faster than finishing a wave alone.
- Bosses punish clustering, so spread out before one arrives.
Questions about Regular Show Fist Punch
Can two people play?
Yes, on one keyboard, and it is the better mode.
Is there a revive?
Yes.
Is it long?
A few stages, a sitting or two.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes, single player.
Does it need installing?
No.
Is it suitable for children?
Yes.
Is there a boss?
Yes, between stages.
