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The Fighting tag refers to a genre of video games that focuses primarily on hand-to-hand combat between characters or players. These games typically feature a variety of fighting styles, special moves, and combos that players can execute to defeat their opponents.

In fighting games, players control one character from a roster of fighters and engage in battles against either computer-controlled opponents or other human players. The objective is to reduce the opponent's health bar to zero, usually through a series of attacks, blocks, and evasive maneuvers.

Fighting games often include:

• Versus mode This allows two players to go head-to-head in local multiplayer matches, testing their skill and strategy against each other.
• Story mode Some fighting games offer a single-player campaign with a narrative that follows the journey of individual characters. Players can learn more about the fighters' backstories while progressing through unique challenges.
• A variety of playable characters Fighting games typically feature diverse rosters with unique fighters, each with their own set of moves, abilities, and playstyles. This allows for different matchups and strategies in battles.

Examples of popular fighting game titles include:

• Street Fighter series Developed by Capcom since its inception in 1987; this flagship franchise is known for its technical gameplay, memorable characters such as Ryu and Chun-Li.
• Mortal Kombat seriesAn iconic franchise developed by NetherRealm Studios known for its intense battles, graphic violence accompanied by finishing moves called "Fatalities."
• Super Smash Bros. series Developed by Nintendo, it brings together characters from various franchises (e.g., Mario, Link, Pikachu) in a crossover fighting game that emphasizes accessibility and multiplayer fun.

Fighting games offer players the opportunity to engage in skill-based combat, master advanced techniques, and compete against friends or other players online. They often require precise timing, quick reflexes, and a strategic approach to outmaneuver opponents and emerge victorious.

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