Boys - Battle for the District

Tap. Your enemy takes the hit. Tap again and he's closer to going down. That's the first ten seconds of Boys - Battle for the District, and there's nothing to learn before you start swinging.

Every foe you flatten pays out currency, and you spend it on upgrading your character. Hit harder, drop the next one faster, repeat. Rival gangs hold the urban turf, you want it, and your clicking finger is the whole army.

Push far enough and prestige lets you restart stronger each run. It's the same loop that makes Clicker games so hard to put down, only with more fists. If you've sunk hours into Cookie Clicker, this scratches a similar itch with a brawl on top. Fans of Action Fighting games get a tap-powered take on the genre.

It runs free in your desktop browser, in a portrait window, with no download.

Beat your enemies, earn currency and claim the district from rival gangs.

Tap the screen to hit your enemy. Every enemy you kill gives you currency, which you can spend on upgrading your character so each tap hits harder.

Tip: spend what you earn as you go. Stronger hits mean faster kills, and faster kills mean more currency for the next upgrade. When you want a fresh push, use prestige to restart stronger.