Miami Mice is a free browser beat-em-up with bone-animated feline fighters. Move with WASD, punch with H, kick with J, and block with B. Clear waves in Story mode or survive Horde mode. About ~0.11 MB after Play, no install, no account.
Want a pixel platformer instead? Try Mochi Midnight Escape. Prefer a short reflex arcade? Try Bounce Back.
Procedural canvas beat-em-up: WASD move, H punch, J kick, B block. Story and Horde modes. Gamepad supported. Adapted from DerBenniBanni/js13k2025_miami_mice (MIT). About ~0.11 MB.
Works on phone and desktop. After load, press START or HORDE MODE on the title screen.
Welcome to Miami Mice - a free browser beat-em-up with no account or install. Fight feline martial artists on a procedural canvas stage: walk with WASD, punch with H, kick with J, and block with B. Choose Story mode to clear waves or Horde mode for endless pressure. A standard gamepad also works (left stick to move, face buttons for punch, kick, and block). About ~0.11 MB loads after you press Play. Nothing is uploaded; play stays on-device. For more free browser games, open the games hub. Related picks: Mochi Midnight Escape and Bounce Back.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Miami Mice?
A free browser beat-em-up with bone-animated cat fighters on a procedural canvas stage.
How do I play?
Press Play, wait for the title screen, then choose START or HORDE MODE. Move with WASD, punch with H, kick with J, and block with B.
Does a gamepad work?
Yes. Left stick moves. Face buttons map to kick, punch, and block (see the on-screen control tip).
What is Horde mode?
An endless wave mode started from the HORDE MODE button on the title screen.
Does it save progress?
No. Play is session-only. There is no localStorage save key in this build.
How big is the download?
About ~0.11 MB of HTML, CSS, and JS after you press Play.
Is this open source?
Yes. Adapted from DerBenniBanni/js13k2025_miami_mice (MIT). SoundBox music/SFX stay in-bundle.