About Us

Stylized combos, exaggerated special moves, characters clearly built with an anime art style in mind - Dylri's fighting-game lineup leans into that aesthetic with original characters and movesets rather than borrowed ones.

Expect one-on-one arcade fighters, a few tag-team style matchups, and combo-focused training modes for practicing strings before taking them into an actual match. Move sets stay readable even at high speed, which matters more than raw complexity here.

Roster and moveset variety got weighed against pure combo depth - a fighter is more fun to keep coming back to when a handful of characters actually play differently from each other, rather than one deep system reskinned five times.

Everything runs as lightweight HTML5 in the browser, so a match starts the moment the fighters load - no download, no client.

Dylri stays free to play through advertising, not character unlock bundles and losing a match drops you straight back into the character select, no long recovery screen..