A WiiWare version of the physics-driven violence simulator Toribash is the highlight of this week's North American DSi and Wii downloadable releases, though turning a DSi into a retro-style keyboard ...

The Wii has a great fighting game on retail disc (Super Smash Bros. Brawl) but downloadable brawlers are scarce for WiiWare. Actually, they're nonexistent. Toribash hopes to change that when it brings ...

The freeware physics-based fighter Toribash is heading to the Wii in the form of a downloadable WiiWare title. Toribash is a unique turn-based fighting game. Players take turns positioning the limbs ...

Toribash can best be characterized as a physics-based one-on-one fighting game that allows players to have unparalleled control over their figher's game play moves. Unlike many other fighting games ...

Nintendo's catalog of digital titles expands this week with seven new titles in a variety of genres. The lineup includes an indie fighting game and a balloon-popping puzzler for the Wii, and a DSiWare ...

Publisher Nicalis and developer Nabi Studios have announced Toribash Next, a free-to-play fighting game and … ...

Indie game developer Nabi Studios and publisher Nicalis confirmed that Toribash Next will be released this month as a free-to-play title for PC platforms. Serving as a sequel to the original Toribash, ...

Nabi Studios reckons turn-based ragdoll fighting game Toribash can fill a gaping genre-hole on WiiWare this year. Speaking exclusivley to Eurogamer, creator Hampus Soderstrom said he considered other ...

Nabi Studios has said there will be a WiiWare version of Toribash at an undisclosed point in the future. That's according to the game's blog, which has some early development shots of the project up ...

Toribash Next will be available on PC (via Steam and Epic Games Store) as a free download on January 24, 2024. The game will support cross-platform play between both versions. Watch the trailer for ...

There are two genres of games that I am absolutely terrible at: fighting and strategy. Of course, I keep buying fighting games and keep trying to be strategic, usually failing miserably at both.