Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtles in Time is the sequel to Konami's popular licensed 4-player classic. It updates the formula with new attacks and features the Heroes in a Half-Shell fighting the Foot Clan through different periods in time.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Turtles in Time Re-Shelled is a beat'em up developed by Ubisoft Singapore and published by Ubisoft in 2009. It is an enhanced remake of Konami's classic 1991 arcade game Turtles in Time, rebuilding its story and levels with 3D graphics. Up to four players can team up as the Turtles to stop Krang and Shredder.

It is a home port of the 2017 Raw Thrills arcade game. This version adds three new stages and six new boss battles.

Fighting game with beat'em up 'Tekken Force mode' mode.

Fighting game with beat'em up 'Tekken Force mode' mode.

Fighting game with beat'em up 'Devil Within' mode.

Fighting game with beat'em up 'Scenario Campaign' mode.

Based on the Terrifier films, it stars Art the Clown as he causes chaos across movie sets.

The Adventures of Bayou Billy is a one-of-a-kind hybrid brawler/light-gun shooter/driving game by Konami for the NES. You play as Billy, basically an American Crocodile Dundee, who has to rescue his cousin/girlfriend Annabelle from the clutches of Godfather Gordon. Its combat is a straightforward punch/kick system with a handful of weapons including whips, sticks, and guns. This game is well-known for its brutal difficulty and super catchy music.

The Adventures of Gilligan's Island is an adaptation of the beloved TV series developed by Bandai for the NES. It barely qualifies as a brawler. Although it has 3D movement and a combat engine, the game is mainly about avoiding enemies like boars and snakes so you can escort Gilligan through various traps to fulfill mission objectives.

The Age of Heroes is a late-generation weapons-based 4-player arcade brawler based off of Chinese mythology. It's similar to the Capcom Dungeon and Dragons games because it has advanced techniques and an inventory button to cycle through items and spells. It's also notable for its pre-rendered CGI sprites.

Join Alex, Diane and Marcus in their action-packed journey through the heart of the modern urban jungles. Wrongly accused, our three heroes will stand up to a corrupt political and financial elite and make white-collar criminals discover the lost art of asskicking.

Players control bouncers Sion, Volt, and Kou as they fight to rescue a kidnapped girl.

The Combatribes is the spiritual successor to Renegade. Its atypical combat engine lacks a jump button and emphasizes dashing for crowd control. It's the only brawler with the brutal "pavement kiss" attack. Its art style is defined by its vibrant urban setting and bobbleheaded characters.

The Combatribes is a port of Technos arcade brawler, which is the spiritual successor to Renegade. Although certain stage sections, items, and a few attacks are missing, this port captures the spirit of the original with intensely difficult street-fighting action. It has a colorful, exaggerated art style and a rockin' soundtrack.

The game is based on a film of the same name. After four villains kill your hero's son, he sets out for revenge. You move through a series of screens, fighting waves of enemies. Along the way you search for keys to open doors. A black crow sometimes appears to point you in the right direction.

Loosely based on the 1996 film of the same name, it casts players as the resurrected Ashe as he fights through the gothic streets of Los Angeles to avenge his death. The game was built on the engine from Acclaim's earlier 3D fighter Rise of the Robots.

The Crystal of Kings is an obscure late-generation weapons-based beat 'em up that features pre-rendered graphics, a unique morality system, and a halfling archer that rides an aardvark. It has multiple endings based on character choices such as attacking innocents or stealing gold.

The Death and Return of Superman is a licensed single-player brawler SNES-exclusive brawler starring the Man of Steel. Its combat is similar to Final Fight but adds Super abilities such as flying and laser vision. You can also throw enemies into the background like in 64th Street. It's also notable because it was developed by none other than Blizzard.

Set in a Japanese city, it follows high school delinquent Ringo Ishikawa through an existential open world with school sim elements and a day-night cycle. The game mixes melancholic storytelling with classic brawling combat.

The Gladiator is an extremely late-generation weapons-based arcade brawler from IGS. Like most of their games, it's heavily inspired by Capcom's D&D games. It has six playable characters, huge movesets with advanced techniques, large enemy waves, and a magic/inventory system. It has high-quality pixel art, fluid animation, and a fantasy medieval China setting.

Part of the Compati Hero series, it brings together characters from the Ultraman, Gundam, and Kamen Rider franchises.

The Great Battle III is a beat'em up developed by Sun L and published by Banpresto for the Super Famicom in 1993. It is part of the Compati Hero crossover series, featuring characters from the Ultraman, Kamen Rider, and Gundam franchises. Players fight through side-scrolling stages as heroes from all three series.

Based on The Karate Kid films, it follows Daniel LaRusso and his friends as they face the Cobra Kai dojo and other enemies.

Player must defend their base by placing turrets controlled by dogs while also joining the fight. The game combines classic beat'em up mechanics with lane-based tower defense.