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Get On Top is a minimalist two-player ragdoll wrestling duel created by Bennett Foddy. Two stick figures stand locked together by their hands in a small arena, pushing and pulling against gravity. The objective is brutally straightforward: force any part of your opponent's head to hit the ground while keeping your own head safely in the air.

Matches move at breakneck speed. Because both fighters remain gripped together the entire time, every push generates an equal reaction across both bodies. A sudden lunge forward might knock your rival off balance, but overcommitting gives them the leverage needed to flip you backwards onto your skull. Rounds frequently end in just a few chaotic seconds, building instant tension across a shared keyboard.

The game tracks score across multiple quick bouts, with the first wrestler to reach eleven points crowned the winner. Its pick-up-and-play simplicity makes it a perennial favorite for friendly head-to-head showdowns right inside the web browser.

How to play

Get On Top is designed specifically for two players competing simultaneously on a single keyboard. Before starting, click inside the game window so your keystrokes register properly.

• Player 1 (Left): Use W to jump or pull upward, S to crouch and pull downward, A to lean left, and D to lean right.
• Player 2 (Right): Use the Up Arrow to jump, Down Arrow to crouch, Left Arrow to lean left, and Right Arrow to lean right.

A round starts with both wrestlers on their feet facing each other. Tilting in the direction of your opponent applies pushing force, while tilting away pulls them toward you. Timing an upward jump while pulling back creates a pivot that launches the opponent over your shoulders. If a head touches the ground, the round instantly resets with one point awarded to the survivor.

Tips for winning duels

• Use your opponent's momentum: When your rival charges forward aggressively, duck down and pull backward to flip their momentum against them.
• Stay low when in danger: Crouching lowers your center of gravity, making it harder for the other player to lift your legs off the turf.
• Patience beats frantic mashing: Constantly holding forward leaves you vulnerable to quick overhead flips. Wait for your rival to overextend, then push back.

Similar games on Super Smash Flash

If you enjoy quick local multiplayer matches, Super Smash Flash offers plenty of companion brawlers. For physics-driven chaotic combat, try Rowdy Wrestling or Stickman Fight Ragdoll, both of which use ragdoll momentum to turn simple fights into unpredictable scrambles. If you want platform-based shooting and explosive arenas, Gun Mayhem 2 delivers high-energy local battles for up to four players.