Eight friends. One screen. No survivors.

Dog Fight is a couch party game about tiny planes and terrible decisions. Grab up to eight
controllers, pick a side, and turn the living room into a warzone. Rounds are short, the controls
take about four seconds to learn, and the loser always wants one more go.

Play together, on one screen

• Up to 8 players locally — versus, in teams, or co-operatively.
  
• Bots fill the empty seats so a two-player night still feels like a full lobby, and you
  can practise against them solo.
  
• Pickups scattered through every arena swing a dogfight in a second — grab first, aim
  later.

Four modes

• Invasion — team up and hold off endless waves of ever-amassing enemies. Co-op, and the
  one that runs longest.
  
• Team Free-for-All — pick sides and fight it out.
  
• Tag Team — one pilot up at a time, tag out when you're in trouble.
  
• Rabbit — one player is the rabbit, everyone else wants what they've got.

Online and LAN too

Everything plays over the internet or a local network as well, so the couch can be a metaphor when
it has to be. But Dog Fight was built for the room, and that's where it's best.

Also from bitshift

If you like the sound of something slower, Trains & Things is our real-time economic
strategy game — build a rail empire from a single track to a continent-spanning logistics network.
Both games are available together in the Bitshift Complete Pack.