Striker Dummies is a bite-size physics brawler where one smart swing can steal the whole round. You and a wooden dummy opponent face off in first-to-five slugfests, and every exchange is about timing and space—no 20-button combos, just clean reads. It runs smooth right in your browser, so you can hop in from ClassroomCenterG.com, grab the hammer, and start bonking.

How it plays
Movement is snappy, attacks have a chunky wind-up, and the knockback is huge. You’ll slide, stutter-step, and bait swings, then punish the recovery with a perfect counter. Single-player scales up if you get predictable, so you learn fast. Local 2-player on one keyboard is the real chaos—best friends become final bosses in like two rounds.

Why it’s actually strategic
This isn’t button-mash city. The game rewards range discipline (hover just outside their hitbox), tempo shifts (fake slow, strike fast), and corner control (edges turn glancing taps into round-losers). Because the camera is clean and the dummies telegraph with shoulder dips and head tilts, you can read intentions and play real footsies—even with one attack button.

Easy keys, high ceiling
Use Arrow keys/A-D to move and a single attack key to swing (Space or your mapped hit). That’s it. The depth comes from when you press, not what. Quick tip: after you connect, reset to center stage instead of chasing—you’ll catch their panic swing and close the set.

Quick win tips
• Half-steps and shoulder feints beat full sprints.
• Backstep after their whiff; most players auto-re-swing and eat hammer.
• If they turtle, dash-in feint → micro-back works like a magnet for punishable swings.

Two related brawls to keep the salt flowing
• Rowdy Wrestling — goofy ragdoll throws with real spacing mind games.
• Boxing Physics 2 — slippery footwork, perfect counters, mega KOs.

Bottom line: Striker Dummies turns simple controls into sweaty reads and highlight-reel finishes. Short rounds, loud thuds, big pop-offs—exactly the kind of lunch-break duel you’ll rematch ten times in a row.

STRIKER DUMMIES is free to play on Classroom Center G. It loads fast, runs in your browser and works on school Chromebooks — perfect for a quick 5–10 minute break.