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The Strongest Battlegrounds Guide: Controls you need to know
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OverviewThe Strongest Battlegrounds is a fighting game developed by Yielding Arts where you punch, dash, block, and unleash an ultimate mode to beat everyone else on the server. It runs on PC, mobile, and console, and it won Best Fighting Experience at the 2024 Innovation Awards. This guide covers the controls, how to pick your starting character, how to fight better, and what you can get for free.
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Controls you need to know
CheckIn short
Every action in the game maps to one of seven inputs, so learning them first saves a lot of frustration later.
The game keeps its controls short. On PC each action sits on a single key, and on mobile or console the same actions appear as on-screen buttons.
- Left click (or tap) your basic punch
- Q dash to close distance or escape; press it while ragdolled to cancel the knockdown early
- F block to absorb or reduce incoming hits
- G activate ultimate mode, your most powerful option
- Double-tap W run at full speed for chasing or retreating
- B open the emote wheel
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Choosing your first character
TableIn short
Both starter-friendly characters are strong but reward different habits.
Two characters stand out for players just getting started. The Strongest Hero keeps things straightforward: big hits and a forgiving combo structure. Hero Hunter asks a bit more of you but pays off with healing on kills and more combo options.
| The Strongest Hero | close-range brawler whose ultimate bar fills faster than other characters, giving you more frequent access to one-shot moves |
| The Strongest Hero | three of its four skills cannot be blocked on a direct hit, and its Normal Punch has the longest range and highest damage of any single melee skill in the game |
| The Strongest Hero | ultimate mode lasts until you choose to use a move, but you only get one move per activation |
| Hero Hunter | every skill in the base kit grants armor on hit |
| Hero Hunter | killing an enemy with certain finishers heals you: 33% from Flowing Water, Lethal Whirlwind Stream, and Prey's Peril; 20% from Hunter's Grasp; 50% from The Final Hunt |
| Hero Hunter | has a counter move in its base kit and can hit multiple targets with some moves |
03 Live and upcoming events
Events
Events running now or coming soon. They have fixed dates, so check them first.
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HALLOWEEN EVENT
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04
Free rewards and codes
Summary
In short
Cosmetics like capes and kill sounds can be earned free through codes, and gameplay rewards like emotes and spins drop randomly just from playing.
Nothing you earn for free changes how hard you hit or how much health you have — every cosmetic item is purely visual. Codes give capes and kill sounds; the game's randomized reward system gives emotes and spins, with every item having an equal chance and no duplicates possible.
- Capes cosmetic back items; obtainable through codes at no cost
- Kill sounds audio that plays when you get a kill; obtainable through codes at no cost
- Emotes poses and animations opened with B; awarded through the in-game randomized reward system
- Spins randomized reward pulls that give a chance at emotes and other cosmetics
- Paid items focused on visual customization and do not affect combat strength
Glossary
Glossary- Ultimate Mode
- A powered-up state activated with G that unlocks stronger attacks; each character's version works differently.
- Block
- A defensive action on F that reduces or absorbs damage from incoming hits.
- Dash
- A quick movement burst on Q used to close in on opponents or escape danger.
- Ragdoll
- The knockdown state you enter after taking a heavy hit; press Q to cancel it early and get back up faster.
- Ragdoll Cancel
- Pressing Q while ragdolled to recover sooner and avoid taking extra hits while downed.
- Armor
- Temporary protection some moves grant on activation, reducing the damage you take during that move's animation.
- I-Frames
- Invincibility frames — brief moments during certain moves when you cannot be damaged.
- Finisher
- A powerful follow-up move that triggers after landing certain conditions; some finishers heal the user on kill.
- Cape
- A visual back item worn by your character that has no effect on combat; earnable through codes.
- Kill Sound
- An audio clip that plays when you eliminate an opponent; earnable through codes and purely cosmetic.
- Emote
- An animation or pose selected from the emote wheel opened with B; awarded through the randomized reward system.
- Spin
- A randomized reward draw that gives a chance at emotes and other cosmetic items.
Common questions
FAQCan I play on mobile or console?
Yes — the game runs on PC, mobile, and console. On mobile and console the controls appear as on-screen buttons, so you can do everything a keyboard player can.
Do paid items make me stronger?
No. The game's paid and earnable items are cosmetic — capes, kill sounds, emotes, and spins that give access to more cosmetics.
Can Hero Hunter heal during a fight?
Yes, through its Siphon passive. Killing an opponent with Flowing Water, Lethal Whirlwind Stream, or Prey's Peril restores 33% of your health, Hunter's Grasp restores 20%, and The Final Hunt restores 50%.
Updated Sep 6, 2026
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