mini sumo 3d
A free party game — play it in your browser, no install. Push your friends out of the ring! A cute 3D multiplayer sumo party game for 2–4 players. Web, Windows, macOS, Linux and Android. Built with React Three Fiber and an authoritative Colyseus server.
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Push your friends out of the ring. A cute 3D multiplayer party game for 2 to 4 players, right in the browser, on your desktop or on Android.
Server status: the public game server is not online yet. Until it is, every build runs in offline practice mode: rooms are created on your device and you play against bots. Online play switches on by itself once a server is configured (see Offline mode).
Party games are best when everyone understands them in five seconds. Mini Sumo has one rule: stay in the ring.
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