Get on Top

Get on Top reduces two-player competition to its most literal form: two ragdoll bodies, one small arena, and a single win condition, be the one standing on top of the other when the struggle ends, with no weapons or special moves to complicate it.

Because both characters share the same loose, physics-driven movement, small, controlled shoves tend to unbalance an opponent more reliably than one big committed lunge, which usually overextends and leaves you the one face-down instead. Fighting for position near the center of the arena rather than the edges keeps a stray shove from knocking you clean out of bounds. Gladihoppers runs on a similar ragdoll-physics foundation with actual weapons and armor added to the chaos.