Men vs Gorillas

Bring down a massive gorilla using a squad of ordinary men. The men gather around it and attack, the gorilla fights back, and the physics decide how the exchange goes. Winning is about committing enough fighters at the right moment.

On PC you click the left mouse button to deploy humans and hold and drag to move the camera. On mobile it's a tap to deploy and a hold-and-drag to look around. You never control an individual fighter directly.

Both, loosely. The deployment decisions are strategic, but the outcome plays out through physics-driven ragdoll collisions rather than precise control, so it lands closer to a toy you're steering than a tactics game you're solving.

Usually because they arrived in a trickle. The gorilla fights back and can clear a small group easily, so deploying a few at a time feeds it. Building up and committing a larger wave changes the result more than anything else.

Yes, on Android and iOS as well as desktop. It's built in portrait orientation, so it fits a phone screen held normally without turning it sideways.

Yes, free in the browser with no download and no account needed. You can start a match straight from the page on desktop, Android or iOS, and nothing is gated behind a purchase.