Arcade · Action
Breakers
Breakers is a one-on-one fighting game released for arcade (Neo Geo) in 1996 by Visco. Choose a fighter, then use punches, kicks, throws and special moves to defeat each opponent.
19961–2 players
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GET INTO THE GAME
How to play Breakers
Select inserts a coin and Start begins. Use the arrow keys to move and jump, the attack buttons for punches and kicks, and Enter to pause. Touch controls map to the same actions.
ArrowUp ArrowDown ArrowLeft ArrowRight Movex A / actionz B / actionEnter StartShift Select
Touch controls appear on mobile. A standard gamepad can be connected before or during play. More mappings are available in the player settings.
CONTENT & COPYRIGHT
Credits and copyright
Created by Visco. Game names and content belong to their respective rights holders.
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