Drag Fight in IOS

Attack with drag

Walkthrough, Guilds, Tips on this special game

Our Expert Score

74/100

Drag Fight offers a unique, tactile take on the ragdoll fighting subgenre. Instead of pressing buttons, you are physically dragging the joints of your character to pose them for attacks or defense. This 'stop-motion' style of combat turns a typical fight into a slow-motion tactical puzzle.

It’s less about reflexes and more about understanding center of gravity and limb reach. Seeing the wacky physics-based outcomes of your moves is half the fun. While it can feel a bit repetitive after a while, the satisfaction of landing a perfect 'drag-driven' knockout punch is high. It’s a quirky, creative indie game that experiments with how we interact with combat on a touch screen.

Dinsun reviewed on: Fri Feb 27 2026

The Game

Available on: iPhone, iPad, iPod

Version 0.5.9Tue Dec 02 2025

Bug fixes.


Drag to move joints.

Avoid enemy attacks and attack your enemies!

Can you clear all the stages?


Requires iOS 15.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.

Drag to move joints.

Avoid enemy attacks and attack your enemies!

Can you clear all the stages?


Ratings & Reviews

3.8 out of 5 with 437 Counts
Age Rating 18+

Screenshots

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Drag Fight is an experimental action game where you control your character by dragging their limbs and joints. Eschewing traditional buttons, the game uses a physics-driven 'drag to move' mechanic that allows for precise, creative combat. Avoid enemy strikes and find the perfect angle to launch your own attacks. With numerous stages and a goofy, ragdoll-inspired art style, it’s a fun and unconventional take on mobile fighting.

Features

1

Innovative 'Drag-to-Attack' Controls

2

Hilarious Physics-Based Combat

3

Wide Variety of Challenging Stages

4

Simple, Stylized Graphics

Tips

Promotion Videos

Drag Fight Game Gameplay - YouTube

Related Videos

Gameplays

Q&A

No, it is a physics-based game where you manually drag the character's limbs to perform actions.

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