Multiplayer Medieval Browser Brawler
Clang!
Clang! is a free medieval browser brawler with swords, axes, flails, and a rubber chicken. Bring up to ten knights into a castle courtyard for a free-for-all, a Red vs Blue match, or a duel.
How do you play Clang!?
Time your swings, blocks, and parries to win fights around the courtyard. Dodge, kick through a guard, or throw your weapon and grab another from the racks.
- Learn the difference between a normal swing, a heavy attack, and a block.
- Try a dodge and a kick before adding weapon throws to the mix.
- Pick the room format and play a practice round before keeping any score.
Make it a good team break.
For a short team social, choose a two-minute time limit and let people learn with Squire bots. Use a full-room match for participation; duel mode means two people fight while the others wait or watch.
Before you choose: Clang! includes cartoon weapon combat and environmental traps. It has more controls to learn than a simple catch game, so allow a real warm-up and choose it with your group.
Read the team hosting guideWhat can the host customize?
Set up the round in the lobby. Available settings come from the game's current catalog.
- Map
- 🏰 Castle Courtyard · 🌙 Moonlit Keep · ❄️ Winter Keep · 🎲 Random
- Knockouts to win
- 5–40
- Time limit
- 120–600s
- Fill with bots
- 0–9 bots
- Bot skill
- Squire · Knight · Champion
Clang!: common questions
How many people can play Clang!?
Clang! supports up to 10 players in a room. You can also try solo practice. For a group larger than 10, organize separate rooms rather than putting everyone into one match.
Is Clang! free and browser-based?
Yes. Clang! is free to play in the browser, with no game download or bunpav account required. Each person joins with a nickname. Check your device controls and workplace network access before hosting.
How do I play Clang! with coworkers?
Create a room and share its invite link or code. Keep your usual voice or video call open separately. Leave the room on Invite only if you want it unlisted; anyone with the link or code may still join.
What should a first-time Clang! host know?
For a short team social, choose a two-minute time limit and let people learn with Squire bots. Use a full-room match for participation; duel mode means two people fight while the others wait or watch.