Rascal Fight | 捣蛋大作战
Rascal Fight is a multiplayer arena brawler with a casual and cartoonish touch. You'll have an exciting combat experience against other players in challenging environments as a rascal.
-20% Positive · 5 reviews
100% positive (5 / 5)










A fast-paced action/strategy survival game where you defend your base, dash through danger, parry enemy attacks, build powerful perks, and battle escalating waves and bosses. Play solo or bring friends into the chaos with Steam Remote Play Together.
Released
September 1, 2025
Price
Platforms
Windows
Developer
Publisher
Last sync
October 8, 2026








Line Defense is a fast-paced arena survival game built around movement, timing, and making the most of whatever chaotic stuff your run throws at you. You’ll be dodging through enemy attacks, parrying projectiles right back at the things that shot them, and trying not to get boxed in.
Why dodge when you can send it right back? Time your parries to knock projectiles into incoming enemies and turn their own offense against them. A well-timed parry is often the only thing that'll clear a path when you're completely cornered.
The longer you last, the uglier it gets. You'll deal with a mix of enemy types, bosses, projectiles, and hazards while the battlefield gets steadily harder to navigate. Things go from manageable to completely out of control pretty quickly.
If you stand still, you die. Dash through tight openings, reposition on the fly, and slip past enemy formations. Knowing where and when to move is just as important as dealing damage.
Grab perks and upgrades as you go and see what kind of broken combinations you can pull off. Stack bonuses, tweak your abilities, and hunt for synergies that turn an average build into an absolute powerhouse. Every run gives you a different hand, so experiment and see what works.
Every character comes with their own unique abilities, strengths, and quirks. Some lean hard into mobility, others focus on defense, and a few completely change how you have to approach a run. Finding one that clicks with your style is half the battle.
Play by yourself or drag up to three friends into local co-op. More players means way more enemies, more projectiles, and pure chaos on screen. Work together, cover your buddies, and try your best not to friendly-fire each other into an early grave.
Standard rounds eventually bleed into Freeplay, where the difficulty just keeps ramping up. There are bosses to beat, postgame challenges to test your limits, and plenty of room to push a run way further than you probably should. Even your completion speed can shake up how your run wraps up.
