The ultimate battle simulator
Who Would Win is a battle simulation game where you predict the outcome of epic matchups between historical figures, fictional characters, mythological beings, animals, and modern fighters. Some characters are original, some are based on real historical and public figures, and others are comedic parodies of well-known pop-culture icons.
Each battle is resolved by a multi-factor battle engine. Combatants are rated across base stats — strength, durability, speed, intelligence, combat skill, ranged capability, and regeneration — then run through a simulation algorithm that weighs those attributes, special abilities, resistances, and counter-rules to determine who would win in a head-to-head fight. A separate recruiting system profiles each fighter and accounts for intangible factors that raw stats alone can't capture.
Your job is simple: guess who wins. Get it right and build your streak. The longer your streak, the higher you climb the leaderboard.
Battle Engine
A multi-factor simulation evaluates stats, abilities, and matchup dynamics to determine the winner.
Elo Ecosystem
Combatant rankings evolve through player battles using K-factors and a Bradley-Terry model.
Leaderboards
Compete for the highest streak and climb the global rankings.
Elo Rankings
Every combatant earns a rating based on real player battles.
Lifelines
Use lifelines like Re-Simulate and Oracle when you need a second chance.
Certain characters depicted are comedic parodies of well-known fictional characters affiliated with DC Comics, Warner Bros., Disney, Marvel, Nintendo, Sega, Toei Animation, Shueisha, Lucasfilm, or other rights holders — solely for commentary and comedic parody under fair use. This game is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any such party. All other characters are original, public domain, or based on real historical and public figures.