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Dev tools · August 21, 2026

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ssh sshfighter.com

I've been playing with trying to get the most out of regular terminal (ansi) graphics rendering for an mmorpg game for a bit of fun. Thought that I might take a quick detour and make a streetfighter style game that turned out better than I thought it would. Type "ssh sshfighter.com" in your terminal to play Visit the website https://sshfighter.com to watch replays etc (tv feature is cool) My friends and I have been working on bot models for a bit of fun, you can queue against them if you want to and they have their own leaderboard. look at /bots if you want to make your own.…

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SSH Sshfighter is a Street Fighter-style fighting game playable directly in the terminal using ANSI graphics. Players connect via SSH to compete in one-on-one matches, with options to fight AI bots or other players. The game includes a replay feature on its website, customizable bot models, and a leaderboard system. The project is open-source and designed to explore terminal graphics capabilities without relying on advanced graphics protocols.

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I've been playing with trying to get the most out of regular terminal (ansi) graphics rendering for an mmorpg game for a bit of fun. Thought that I might take a quick detour and make a streetfighter style game that turned out better than I thought it would. Type "ssh sshfighter.com" in your terminal to play Visit the website https://sshfighter.com to watch replays etc (tv feature is cool) My friends and I have been working on bot models for a bit of fun, you can queue against them if you want to and they have their own leaderboard. look at /bots if you want to make your own. It's all open source https://github.com/thomasdavis/sshfighter.com --- I intentionally didn't take advantage of things like kitty graphics, but I have started work on an adapter to take full advantage of it. (the bandwidth is a bit hard to reckon with) --- Feedback would be awesome! p.s. sorry I did not test on any windows terminals

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