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Version 2.0.15 · 2026-03-03
What's new in this release: - Game optimization - Fixed some bugs
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The store currently lists version 2.0.15, updated 2026-03-03.








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Gang Battle Party is the ultimate physics-based fighting experience for players who want to test their skills in chaotic, action-packed arenas. Customize your fighter, choose your battleground, and face off against rivals in intense battles to become the champion!
The game features a wide variety of quirky street brawlers, wild creatures, fun arena challengers, and classic human fighters — each with their own fighting style and unique moves. Find the perfect match for your playstyle and build a character that truly stands out.
Personalize your fighter’s appearance, outfits, and special abilities to create a one-of-a-kind combatant. Whether you prefer fast strikes, heavy blows, or unpredictable attacks, the choice is yours.
What truly sets Gang Battle Party apart is its dynamic physics-driven combat system.…
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What's new in this release: - Game optimization - Fixed some bugs
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