Game modes
Train alone, settle it on the sofa, or take on the world.
Single player
Always free. Always unlimited. Works offline.
Fight computer opponents whenever you like, with no connection needed. Choose your fighter, then your opponent, then your arena.
- Opponents with personalities. Aggressive, defensive, tricky, balanced, unpredictable, and a mimic that copies your habits.
- A first-time tutorial that teaches the rules in a single fight.
- Separate stats. Your lifetime single-player stats are tracked apart from your online record.
2 Player VS
Two people. One phone. Free, offline and unlimited.
Play a friend face to face. Player 1 picks a fighter, then Player 2, then you choose an arena.
Player 1 picks in secret
Player 1 chooses their attacks and blocks and taps LOCK IN.
Pass the phone
A full-screen "Pass to Player 2" cover hides the picks while the phone changes hands.
Player 2 picks
Player 2 makes their choices, then you both watch the round play out.
Everything works as in any other fight: knockouts, combos, PERFECT turns and the announcer. No XP or stats are recorded, so nobody can farm progress by playing themselves.
Online PvP
Real people, turn by turn, on your own schedule.
Make your moves now, and your opponent makes theirs when they are free. It is like a board game by post, but fast, so you never need to be online at the same time.
- Juggle up to three matches at once.
- Missed rounds replay in full when you open a match.
- Every result is decided on the server, so nobody can cheat.
- Earn XP, climb the belts and the leaderboards, and play with friends.
- Five free matches a week, or unlimited with the optional Dojo Pass.
Free to play, and fair
Single player and 2 Player VS stay free and unlimited. Online PvP includes five free matches every week.
The optional Dojo Pass gives you unlimited online matches, more matches at once, and lets you create your own mini leagues. It never makes your fighter stronger and never earns more XP per match.
Ready to step in?
Enter The Dojo is coming to iPhone and iPad first, then Android.
