About the game
A quick wrestling game with more timing than it first appears
Wrestle Bros is an arcade wrestling game from Blue Wizard Digital. Matches use a small set of controls—movement, jump, block, and one main action—so a new player can get into a bout without learning a long move list.
The simple layout does not make every match automatic. Positioning, attack timing, and knowing when to go for a pin matter, especially against a player who knows how to use the ropes and recover.
How to play
Win the exchange, then go for the pin
Your aim is to wear the other wrestler down and keep their shoulders on the mat. The action button changes with the situation, so good spacing and timing are more useful than pressing it continuously.
- 1
Choose a mode
Tournament is the simplest place to learn. Use the local or online options when you want a head-to-head match.
- 2
Control the space
Move in and out of range instead of holding the action key. A missed attack gives the other wrestler an opening.
- 3
Set up the pin
Once the opponent is worn down and on the mat, double jump to attempt a pin. Going too early makes the escape easier.
Ways to play
Wrestle Bros game modes
Tournament
Work through a run of CPU opponents. Wins are the main route to unlocking more wrestlers and gear.
Two players, same PC
Share one keyboard for a quick local match. The split control layout keeps both players on the same screen.
Online game
Host a room or join a friend with the room code shown in the game menu.
Keyboard guide
Wrestle Bros controls
Click inside the game first so the iframe receives your keyboard input. The game shows the final mapping after you choose a mode.
SoloControls
- Move
- A / D or ← / →
- Jump
- W or ↑
- Block
- S or ↓
- Action
- Space or Enter
- Pin
- Double jump
Local 2PControls
- Player 1 move
- W A S D
- Player 1 action
- G
- Player 2 move
- Arrow Keys
- Player 2 action
- L
Match notes
Four useful Wrestle Bros tips
- Use short bursts of movement. Running straight at the opponent makes your next attack easy to read.
- Block when you expect an attack, then answer while the other wrestler is still recovering.
- Use the ropes to change your movement and create a different approach angle.
- Wait until the opponent is properly down before attempting the double-jump pin.
Common questions