Fallen City Brawl is bringing its brand of old-school arcade brawling to PC and consoles later this month, with the retro-inspired beat ’em up set to launch digitally on October 28.
The game will arrive on PC, Nintendo Switch, PS4, PS5, Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S, with physical editions currently in development and expected to ship in November 2026. The console release is being published worldwide by Eastasiasoft Limited, following the game’s original PC release.
Developed by Fallen City Studio under creator Mike Wells in cooperation with Eastasiasoft, Fallen City Brawl takes inspiration from the side-scrolling brawlers of the late ’80s and early ’90s. The game features four playable characters, heavy combos, counters, special moves and screen-clearing “RIOT” supers as players fight their way through Fallen City’s criminal underworld.
The action spans seven stages, taking players from city streets and subways to snow-covered areas as they battle their way toward the final showdown. Weapons including pipes, bats, knives, oil drums and hammers can also be picked up during fights, adding another layer to the game’s arcade-style combat.
The story follows four strangers who team up as a battle for control of Fallen City’s criminal underworld erupts around them. Accompanied by a ferocious wolf, the unlikely group must work together to survive the increasingly dangerous streets.
Fallen City Brawl also supports local co-op, allowing players to take on its campaign with friends, while animated cutscenes and a soundtrack by composer Daniel Lindholm help establish its retro arcade atmosphere.
The digital version will be priced at US$14.99/€14.99, with a 10% launch discount available for a limited time after release. Physical editions are scheduled to ship in November, with additional details expected to be announced closer to launch.