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Fights in Tight Spaces
Developer Ground Shatter
Fights in Tight Spaces is a roguelike deck-building tactical game developed by British studio Ground Shatter and published by Mode 7 Games. The game was released in December 2021 for Microsoft Windows, Xbox One and Xbox Series X/S after an Early Access period that started in February 2021. Ports for Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 were released in May 2023. The game is based on simulating the… From Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0)
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60 of 86 · most liked first4. Fights in Tight Spaces This game is basically that one scene from the Robert Downey Jr. Sherlock movie where he plans out his moves in his head during a boxing match, except as a deckbuilding roguelike. Go discombobulate some folks!
unlabelledView post →One of my sons got me Fights in Tight Spaces for Father's Day, and I finally had time to play it and promptly stayed up way too late. In the most complimentary way possible: I wish I could take this game and put a "branching dialogue, reactive choices" story around it.
unlabelledView post →21) Fights in Tight Spaces. Incredibly stylish card based tactical fight game that is essentially 'what if we mashed together the bathroom fight scene of Casino Royale with the aesthetic of the opening credits.' Sadly hampered by pretty bad card design, but still a ton of fun.
unlabelledView post →boy all it took was about 10 minutes with the new Fights in Tight Spaces DLC for me to immediately fall back under that thing's spell. hell of a game.
unlabelledView post →🔸 Get to know us (in video form!) We're Ground Shatter 👋 Bristol-based developers of Bafta-nominated 👊 Fights in Tight Spaces💥 and currently working on ⚔️Knights in Tight Spaces🏹, a standalone game set in the same universe!
unlabelledView post →oh hello!! we're Fights in Tight Spaces, a BAFTA nominated turn-based, deck-building, tactical fighting game 💥👊 (also a spiritual prequel to Knights in Tight Spaces!)
unlabelledView post →HELLO BLUESKY! We're Fights in Tight Spaces, A strategy game that blends deck-building, turn-based tactics, and thrilling animated fight sequences in classic action-movie settings. 👊💥 Overcome the odds to defeat your adversaries. (we also totally didn't forget our login deets till now)
unlabelledView post →Best Friend of Size Five Games from The Swindle dev team @lottemakesstuff.pink has a new game coming out in 3 hours and it looks AMAZING. A little bit 'Fights in Tight Spaces', a little bit 'Into the Breach', a little bit 'Devil's Kiss' and visually gorgeous store.steampowered.com/app/1900250/...
unlabelledView post →Hey thanks for quoting me in this! Quick correction - I was the original publisher of Fights in Tight Spaces, not the developer - that was @groundshatter.bsky.social. The game is currently published by Reforged Studios. Thank you!
unlabelledView post →Playing a game called Fights in Tight Spaces at the moment and it's a really fun small scale deck builder turn based strategy rogue-lite (bit of a mouthful) Here's a quick video of a replay. It's currently cheap on steam and there's a prologue demo too if you're interested.
unlabelledView post →Fifteenth: Fights in Tight Spaces 👊 Developed by GroundShatter is an amazing game that I've played on my Steamdeck more then any other game. Its the perfect turn-based strategy game that is simple visually but is incredibly satisfying and amazing to watch.
unlabelledView post →If you like the idea of Slay the Spire more than the actual game, Fights In Tight Spaces combines it with tactical positioning and movement in ways that I find much more compelling. And for $5? That's a great price!
unlabelledView post →Knights in Tight Spaces expands on every part of the Fights in Tight Spaces' template, but an abundance of new ideas swamps the clarity the original game had. Our review: www.eurogamer.net/knights-in-t...
unlabelledView post →YES. This is also the one problem with Fights In Tight Spaces. Build an entire game out of throwing enemies around and making them fall off cliffs, but then the multistage boss at the end is immune to forced movement.
unlabelledView post →43/42. Fights in Tight Spaces / Knights in Tight Spaces (2021, 2025, PC). Strictly speaking, they're about the same game, but filtered through separate genres (action movies vs. D&D TTRPG's): deckbuilders premised around choreographing your own action scenes.
unlabelledView post →I am so late to the party. No one told me how much fun Fights in Tight Spaces was! This addictive card game is basically like playing out a scene from a martial arts movie in turn-based fashion! It's essentially a Brodie simulator! This was met with universal approval in the PoI Bullpen!
unlabelledView post →Fights in Tight Spaces- While the second game, Knights in Tight Spaces, expanded on the foundation laid out here this is still incredibly worth playing, especially if you want a more focused deck builder without party management. The thrill of clearing a room in as few moves as possible is divine.
unlabelledView post →I have remade the popular game Fights in Tight Spaces in Wareware
unlabelledView post →This game is a lot of fun. It's a Roguelite tactical RPG called Fights In Tight Spaces. You play as a special agent fighting off random baddies with card battler combat. Super addicting. Everyone should give it a shot.
unlabelledView post →Playing a lot of Fights in Tight Spaces this week, which is a delightful action movie-themed deck building computer game. The strategy is deep and addictive. This exchange cracked me up: "I never thought I'd have to say this but Berlin has a ninja problem." "Don't we all?" Perfect action dialog.
unlabelledView post →Rabbit is streaming Fights in Tight Spaces, a martial arts um... strategy game? I'm not sure what to call this, but it's cool so far! www.twitch.tv/rabbitzot
unlabelledView post →If that was the only innovation, it would still be enough for me to give a "yeah, this is worth checking out" to Oresa. This is a level of engagement which you don't normally see unless a game is going full Fights In Tight Spaces with it, and FiTS is no longer a pure Slay The Spire-alike per se.
unlabelledView post →23. Fights in Tight Spaces (2021). Arcade design philosophy never died, it only found new niches, particularly in indie space. Here, you'll find games that combine disparate genres like roguelikes, deck builders and tactical action games to create James Bond sims, as you do.
unlabelledView post →Feels like this should be an April Fool's joke, but it isn't In spy video game news 🕵️, "Fights in Tight Spaces" just received a sequel called "2 Fights in 2 Tight Spaces" It shadow dropped during the PC Gaming Showcase The game is out now on Steam in Early Access #Steam #SpyVideoGames #indiegame
unlabelledView post →My verdict on Fights in Tight Spaces is that it's a fun tactics game, but a pretty bad deckbuilder roguelike. Deckbuilding feels bad when the odds of getting the moves you want are so low, and runs take too long. Roguelike runs should never be 2+ hours!
unlabelledView post →8th game, Fights in Tight Spaces Mixed feelings. Stylish and fast deckbuilder, both attacks and movement are restricted to cards dealt, leading to interesting player decision making But I really wish this wasn't a roguelike, though I can see why it is Still a recommend, just for the cool factor
unlabelledView post →Fights in Tight Spaces is one of my favorite computer games. I could not get into Knights in Tight Spaces. It feels wrong in a way that didn't soften with time. The Far Sails sequel was the same. It just never had the same feeling of quality as the first game, controls felt wrong.
unlabelledView post →I just looked, Fights in Tight Spaces is the 12th most played game in my Steam library by hours played. Buy it! The rest are RPGs & Helldivers 2.
unlabelledView post →"Knights in Tight Spaces is an incredible follow up to an already amazing game." @enothestrife.bsky.social gives the Fights in Tight Spaces follow up a 9/10. www.thesixthaxis.com/2025/03/04/k... #gaming #gamenews #videogames
unlabelledView post →www.twitch.tv/lachesis_vtu... continuing Fights in Tight Spaces! Introducing a new feature where I allow you, yes you, the viewer to decide what character I am playing as I stream (like for my commentary, not in the game). Also I have cooked up a secret agent name you are going to want to hear
unlabelledView post →14) Fights In Tight Spaces Tactical deckbuilder stylized akin to Superhot, this is a cool little strategy game that forces you to think carefully about your moves and order of operation. Can't just rely on building a specific deck, you HAVE to be adaptable. A good brain-tickler, highly replayable!
unlabelledView post →Fights in Tight Spaces is a single-avatar game, but does cool things with the tactics/deckbuilder mashup and has absolutely no plot to speak of
unlabelledView post →Fights in Tight Spaces started out as an Only Fools and Horses game
unlabelledView post →RoboCop: Rogue City is a great fps that captures the setting (and stars Peter Weller!) and Knights in Tight Spaces is a sequel to Fights in Tight Spaces, which is basically Slay the Spire as a tactical combat game. Good deal on this one.
unlabelledView post →Nobody told me that there is a new Fights in Tight Spaces game. I can only assume it’s cause everyone hates me and wants me to die.
unlabelledView post →A game I love to bits got a new DLC, Fights in Tight Spaces! They added a dog, he's such a good boy! Gonna stream it tomorrow!
unlabelledView post →Rough question. I really love Fights in Tight Spaces because it is a perfect game for playing on long boring business calls where I still have to pay attention. Balatro is great for helping my hands stay busy while podcasts lull me to sleep, 8 hate poker but I love deck building.
unlabelledView post →Taking a quick break from shouting out #indiegames in this week's Steam visual novel fest to mention this: "Knights in Tight Spaces" has just released, so you can pick up this pseudo-sequel to the spy video game "Fights in Tight Spaces" on #Steam now There's even a bundle with both games together
unlabelledView post →I loved Fights in Tight Spaces but only partially, mainly because it was more a puzzle than a TRPG game. With Knights in Tight Spaces the gameplay seems more focused on the second aspect, so maybe I'll like it. By the way, KiTS is out now. Give it a try! shorturl.at/TdQli #indiegames #turnbased
unlabelledView post →I can join this one! What game do you think is overrated or underrated? Overrated: League of Legends Underrated: Fights in Tight Spaces
unlabelledView post →I just learned that the Fights in Tight Spaces developers are releasing a fantasy version of the same game called Knights in Tight Spaces and I haven't been this immediately sold on something in a long time.
unlabelledView post →Don't worry about the plot, the game certainly doesn't, it's only pretext. What matters is whether Fights in Tight Spaces facilitates the kind of tactical, slick, combat you've seen in the Craig-era Bond movies, Atomic Blonde or John Wick. As a matter of fact... it does a better job...
unlabelledView post →Fights in Tight Spaces' humble Front Kick is a staple of my playthroughs. The Spartan Kick in that game also has an absurd amount of knockback if it KOs, so you can really punt people off the map with it.
unlabelledView post →Been playing a bit of Arc Seed and it's pretty good. I can see bits of Evangelion, bits of Fights in Tight Spaces, and bits of Into The Breach, which is like 66% things I enjoy. If you're feeling like some turn-based tactics, give it a look! store.steampowered.com/app/2332970/...
unlabelledView post →Wait, what?! The spy video game "Fights in Tight Spaces" is getting a new Halloween-themed DLC next week called "Frights in Tight Spaces" This after just releasing a different DLC (where you get a canine fighting companion) last month! #Steam #SpyVideoGames
unlabelledView post →Fights in Tight Spaces dog DLC is pretty good overall. I was concerned after the gun DLC that was just way way overtuned, but the dog DLC changes the game in a lot more dynamic of ways. It does seem to be tuned in a way that didn't consider the hardest difficulties as strongly but oh well.
unlabelledView post →SLAY THE SPIRE is similar to Monster Train, MOVING OUT is good couch co-op (it's Kiddo's favourite game), FIGHTS IN TIGHT SPACES might be half-way between Tactical Breach Wizards and Monster Train / Spire, and I'm sure there are other obvious answers I can't think of right now.
unlabelledView post →I like physical deckbuilders. It's one of my favourite genres in tabletop board/card games. For some reason, video game deckbuilders generally don't work for me. There are exceptions (Deck of Haunts, Fights in Tight Spaces, Dungeons & Degenerate Gamblers) but mostly they just don't feel right.
unlabelledView post →the ingredients to our game: -deck-builder with a combative medieval twist. -successor to Fights in Tight Spaces -tactical deckbuilding -punt a skeleton off a bridge -Guy Ritchie King Arthur inspired
unlabelledView post →Hey! I'm going live now checking out the brand new Knights in Tight Spaces! Big fan of their previous game, Fights in Tight Spaces, so I'm really looking forward to the new mechanics in their new game! twitch.tv/daddiwaffles
unlabelledView post →Of course! Maraoke fans (video game karaoke) will know that if you choose to sing that song at their event the words will say "Fights in Tight Spaces" 😎 @singmaraoke.bsky.social
unlabelledView post →ARE YOU PLAYING FIGHTS IN TIGHT SPACES, THAT GAME RIPS
unlabelledView post →Oh if you want games kinda similar to Midnight Suns, check out Fights in Tight Spaces and its upcoming sequel Knights in Tight Spaces, and Nitro Kid, all on Steam. Also Holocure because it is an awesome Vampire Survivors game, has really good pixel art, and it’s free!
unlabelledView post →Trying out this game called Fights In Tight Spaces today at 14:00 (EET) Come hang at www.twitch.tv/mixedmartial...
unlabelledView post →i have put hundreds of hours into Fights in Tight Spaces, it's my go-to cooldown game
unlabelledView post →Decided to try this game called Fights in Tight Spaces. It's a Tac RPG deckbuilder with a neat replay feature that lets you watch your fight after.
unlabelledView post →@conradzimmerman.bsky.social - Random game suggestion for you: Fights in Tight Spaces. Deck building turn-based fighting rogue-like where you play a James Bond type character. The first level is beating the shit out of modern Nazis. I think you'd enjoy it.
unlabelledView post →Anyone familiar with the game Fights in Tight Spaces? Its an awesome turn based tactile game on Steam that released new DLC today and its puppies!
unlabelledView post →12. Fights In Tight Spaces (Steam) Fun little deckbuilder type game with a really well polished aesthetic, there's not a ton of content but the replay value is really high and that makes up for it
unlabelledView post →I took a break from I AM YOUR BEAST to try out Strange Scaffold's NEWEST game, which is like someone cranked Fights in Tight Spaces up to a hundred and eleven. @gamedesigndan.bsky.social @writnelson.bsky.social youtube.com/shorts/6u7A5...
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