About Striker Dummies

Striker Dummies drops two wooden training dummies into a small arena and hands each one a hammer far too big for it. The goal is blunt and simple: land hits until your opponent has taken five of them and gone down. There's no story or unlockable roster here — it's a bare-bones physics duel built around the comedy of two floppy ragdolls trying to land a clean swing on each .

A round moves fast. You and an opponent — either the built-in AI or a second player on the same keyboard — circle each , throw hammer swings, and reset after every point. Because both fighters are ragdolls, momentum and misjudged swings send them stumbling as much as connecting does, so a lot of the fun comes from the physics going wrong in your favor, or theirs.

Controls

  • Player 1: WASD keys
  • Player 2: Arrow keys

Striker Dummies is a keyboard-only, desktop browser game with no touch support, so it's not one to bookmark on a phone. It's best suited to a quick head-to-head on a shared keyboard rather than a long solo session.

Striker Dummies FAQ

Can two people play Striker Dummies together?
Yes — it's built for local two-player on one keyboard: Player 1 uses WASD and Player 2 uses the arrow keys.
Is there a single-player mode?
Yes, you can play solo against a built-in AI opponent instead of a second player.
How do you win a match?
The first wooden dummy to land five hits on its opponent wins the round.
Does Striker Dummies work on mobile?
No — it's a desktop browser game with keyboard-only controls and no touch support.

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