ClickFights — Fight. Rank. Prove it.

The fighter's guide

Three rounds. One good read.

ClickFights is a fight-night take on rock, paper, scissors. Pick a move and a height for each round, then see whether you read your opponent correctly.

01 / The challenge

How a fight works

  1. 01

    Create and verify your fighter, then find an opponent. Choose one move for each of three rounds: Punch, Kick, Knee, or Block at High, Mid, or Low.

  2. 02

    Send the challenge. The other fighter chooses their three moves later. Their choices stay hidden until the fight is complete.

  3. 03

    Each round is settled separately. More round wins than losses wins the fight; an equal number makes it a draw.

02 / The read

The height cycle

When both fighters attack, the height decides the round. Think of it as a three-way cycle:

HighbeatsLow
LowbeatsMid
MidbeatsHigh

Two attacks at the same height draw, even if one is a Punch and the other is a Kick or Knee. Attack type affects the XP swing, not this height matchup.

What about Block?

A Block wins against an attack at the same height and loses if the heights differ. Two Blocks draw.

03 / Progression

XP and public ranks

Win a fight and you can gain XP from the rounds you won. Lose and you can lose XP from the rounds you lost. An overall draw changes no XP. The amount varies with your move choices and current XP, and your total cannot fall below zero.

Your displayed rank follows your current XP. These are the public milestones:

  1. Rookie0 XP
  2. Gym Rat3,000 XP
  3. Amateur5,000 XP
  4. Club Fighter10,000 XP
  5. Prospect15,000 XP
  6. Contender25,000 XP
  7. Bruiser50,000 XP
  8. Main Event100,000 XP
  9. Champion150,000 XP
  10. Legend250,000 XP
  11. Hall of Pain500,000 XP

04 / On your phone

Install ClickFights

Add ClickFights to your home screen for a full-screen app feel. On a supported browser, use the Install button below or your browser's Install app option. On iPhone or iPad, open the Share menu in Safari and choose Add to Home Screen.

Fights and chat need an internet connection.

05 / Community

Stay safe while you play

ClickFights is for players 13 and older. Private messaging starts off for players who identify as 13–17. You can change your message setting in Account Settings. In a private conversation, use Block to stop messages with another fighter, or Report on a received message to send it to the administrator for review.

Avoid posting your address, location, or contact details in chat. For a concern in lobby chat, or if you think someone under 13 is using the game, email [email protected]. For immediate danger, contact local emergency services.

Moderators and the administrator can remove lobby messages and silence a player for a set time or indefinitely. A silence stops lobby posts and outgoing private messages; reading messages and fighting remain available. Only the administrator can ban players. Moderation reasons are recorded for administrator review.

06 / Quick answers

Common questions

How long does fight history stay available?

Completed fight details normally remain for 7 days. Your XP, wins, losses, draws, and career move totals remain after old fight details are cleaned up. Records related to an administrator investigation may be kept longer. Private messages normally remain for 90 days; reported messages can remain longer for review.

How do I fight a bot?

Type -fights or -challenges in Lobby Chat to receive 10 challenges from the current bot. You can also challenge the available bot directly for an immediate answer. One bot is available at a time and changes randomly every 15 minutes. Bots choose random attacks and Blocks, gain and lose XP normally, and do not appear in rankings. Existing bot challenges remain answerable after rotation or when new bot activity is disabled.

Does Random send or answer a challenge?

No. Random fills your three choices for you to review. Send challenge or Answer fight commits them. It chooses attacks, so select Block yourself if you want one.

What happens after I send a challenge?

You return to a fresh challenge screen, where you can challenge the same fighter again if you want. The confirmation links to the pending fight, and you can find it later in My Fights. Your submitted moves stay locked for that fight.

Where do I answer a fight?

The fighter who receives a challenge opens Incoming fights and picks three moves to answer it. The sender's moves are already locked in and cannot be answered by the sender.

Can I change my moves after sending?

No. Once you commit your three moves, they stay locked for that challenge. Your opponent's moves stay hidden until the result.

Where can I follow other fighters?

Top Lists show leaders by XP and completed fights. Recent Fights shows the latest completed matchups across the site. Only participants can open a fight's detailed result.

How do I remove my account?

Open Account Settings and choose Remove account. Your login and identifying profile details are removed; shared fight and message history stays under a generic name. You can read the Privacy Policy or contact [email protected] for help.

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