About Royal City Clashers 3

Royal City Clashers 3 is a retro-styled side-scrolling brawler from PixelMinuteGames, the third entry in their Royal City Clashers series. The city has fallen into lawlessness — thugs, aliens, and enemies fill the streets — and you fight your way through them one stretch at a time.

Pick one of three characters, each with a different strength rating, then punch, kick, and pick up weapons off the ground to clear a path. Weapons have limited durability and break with use, and you only get a set number of lives, so a run rewards playing carefully — or grabbing a second player to watch your back.

Controls

Player 1

  • WASD to move
  • Space bar or B to attack
  • V to run
  • N to drop weapon
  • Q / E to swap weapon

Player 2

  • Arrow keys to move
  • Numpad 0 or 2 to attack
  • Numpad 1 to run
  • Numpad 3 to drop weapon
  • Numpad 4 / 6 to swap weapon

Tips

  • Weapons break, so don't get attached to one — drop it before it snaps and grab whatever an enemy leaves behind
  • Character strength differs between the three fighters, so try each before settling on one for a longer run
  • Lives are limited with no in-run healing, so a second player on the numpad controls covers more ground and keeps a run alive longer

It suits anyone who likes a straightforward pixel-art brawler they can pick up solo or share with a friend on the same keyboard.

Royal City Clashers 3 FAQ

Can two people play at once?
Yes. Player 1 uses WASD to move and Space bar or B to attack, while Player 2 uses the arrow keys to move and the numpad to attack, run, and swap weapons.
What happens when my weapon breaks?
Weapons have limited durability and break with use, so drop the broken one (N for Player 1, Numpad 3 for Player 2) and pick up a fresh one from the street or a defeated enemy.
Does it matter which character I pick?
Yes, the three playable characters each have a different strength rating, so it's worth trying each one before committing to a longer run.
Is there a way to get lives back once they're gone?
No, lives are limited for the whole run, so careful play, or bringing a second player, is the main way to last longer.

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