Yeet Pit

Yeet Pit is a wobbly stickman fighting game for 2 to 4 players. You can play online with friends or offline against bots. The arena is a construction site with a big pit in the middle. Punch your rivals until they wobble, grab them, and yeet them off the edge or into the pit. Knocked-out fighters flop down like ragdolls. It is a quick party brawler for game night or a short break.

The wobble system

Every hit fills the target’s wobble bar. A wobbly fighter staggers, moves slower and flies farther when hit. Fill the bar all the way and they fall flat on their face. So early hits are not about damage, they are about setting up the grab.

Grab and throw

Wobbly fighters are easy to grab, and a grab breaks a block. Throw them off the edge or into the pit, or slam them into the ground. Throw one fighter into another and both go down. If you are grabbed, wriggle out, or wait for someone to hit the fighter holding you.

Fighting smart

• Crouch to block hits from the front, and sweep low to break a block.
• Roll through attacks. You cannot be hit mid-roll.
• Pick up a sword, a pistol or a shotgun from the weapon pads and parachute crates.
• Swing the sword at the right moment to knock bullets back.
• Out of ammo? Throw the gun.

The construction site

The arena has a pit in the middle, scaffolding, a plank across the gap and a swinging crane. After 30 seconds SUDDEN CHAOS starts, and everyone wobbles more and flies farther. Knock out the others to win the round. The first to win 3 rounds takes the match, and online the host can pick first to 2.

Ways to play

Play against 1 to 3 bots on Easy, Medium or Hard, offline. Or go online with friends: create a room, send the 6-letter code or invite link, and fight with 2 to 4 people. The host can fill empty seats with bots. When you land a great K.O., share it as a picture.

Playing with friends

There is no chat and no matchmaking with strangers. You only play with people who have your room code, so a session is as friendly as the group you invite.

Tips for new players

Do not chase knockouts in the middle of the stage, where the pit is. Build wobble first, then grab near the edge. Block from the front, and use the roll to get through an attack. Once sudden chaos starts, expect hits to send people much farther.

Bot matches work offline. Online play needs an internet connection.

How many people can play?

Two to four. You can play against 1 to 3 bots offline, or online with friends, and the host can fill empty seats with bots.

Do I play with strangers?

No. There is no chat and no matchmaking with strangers. You only play with people who have your room code.

How does a match end?

Knock out the others to win the round. The first to win 3 rounds takes the match, and online the host can pick first to 2.

Are there ads?

No. There are no ads.