BIRO FIGHT

About the game

Full description What it is Biro Fight is a 3D browser game based on the biro fight many people played in school: two ballpoint pens on a desk, one flick each turn, and the first to knock the other pen off wins the point. You touch your pen, pull back and let go, and the physics decides the rest. A heavy pen is hard to move, a light one travels far, and a flick near the end sends it spinning. You can play a friend online with a link, take on anyone who's online, practise against the computer at three levels, or share one phone with someone next to you. Every online match is refereed by the game's server, so results are fair. The game is set in a school classroom. Players appear as pupils in school uniform, the people watching sit in the class and stand up to clap, shout or dance, and the winner celebrates with a dance at the end. Why it was built Biro fight was a big part of school life, played in the minutes between lessons, but it disappeared once everyone left school. Biro Fight lets old classmates and friends play it again from anywhere, and lets a new generation discover it. It's quick to learn, takes real skill to master, and is more fun with people watching. Who it's for Anyone who played biro fight at school and misses it, especially Nigerians at home and abroad. Friends, classmates, colleagues and online communities looking for a quick game to play together. Players who like short, skill-based, competitive games they can open on a phone without installing anything. Playing is free and needs no account. An account (18+) adds the leaderboard and tournaments. Features Real flick physics, with seven kinds of biro that weigh and slide differently. Two games: the classic game, and the divider game, where a divider from a maths set stands in the middle of the desk and your biro has to go through it first. House rules: how the pens start, when a pen counts as off, and more. Online play with friends by link, with players online, against the computer, or two

BIRO FIGHT is a sports game for Web, made by Costly Ayang (@nkinnacostly) in Lagos, Nigeria, released in 2026.