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Arjuna, Bhima, Karna and Duryodhana stand at sunset over the Kurukshetra battlefield

Maha-Combat

The Kurukshetra war, fought hand to hand.

Coming sooniOS & Android

Step onto the field of Kurukshetra as the legendary warriors of the Mahabharata. Maha-Combat pairs the arcade roots of classic fighting games with touch controls built for the phone in your hand.

Every move runs on a deterministic 60 FPS simulation, so blocks, parries and counters land exactly when you expect. Master the rhythm, build divine power, and unleash catastrophic Astra strikes.

Genre
Fighting
Platforms
iOS & Android

Features

Frame-exact combat

A deterministic 60 FPS engine. Startup, active and recovery frames behave the same every time, with no touch lag on blocks and parries.

Built for touch

No cluttered virtual sticks. Taps, holds and swipes fire your moves, and the timing-critical ones register the instant your finger lands.

Dharma and Astra

Discipline over button-mashing. Perfect parries and counters fill the Astra gauge, unlocking empowered skills, escapes and cinematic Maha-Astra supers.

Arcade and Versus

Climb the Arcade ladder through each hero's story, or hand the phone to a friend for local Versus. Daily challenges and practice mode included.

Screenshots

  • Arjuna unleashes the Pashupatastra against Karna
  • Fighter select screen with six warriors of the Mahabharata
  • Arjuna faces Karna as the round begins
  • Bhima slams the ground with a shockwave
  • Arjuna stands victorious
  • Touch control layout

Fighters

  • Arjuna

    Zoner

    Wields the celestial bow Gandiva and controls space with piercing arrows.

  • Bhima

    Grappler

    Armours through light attacks and crushes foes with his spiked iron mace.

  • Karna

    Rushdown

    The son of the sun. Relentless pressure with bow and spear, at a cost to himself.

  • Duryodhana

    Counter

    The crown prince. An immovable guard and punishing blows with his royal mace.

  • Bhishma

    Zoner

    The Grandsire, bound by his vow. His arrows fall like winter hail.

  • Abhimanyu

    Rushdown

    The young lion of the Pandavas, fearless at the gates of the Chakravyuha.