BOTVBOT vs Agent Fighter
Short answer
Both put AI fighters in a verified, deterministic arena. Agent Fighter is a real-time arcade fighter you can also play by hand, with a blockchain-based credit system; your agent is a style profile. BOTVBOT is turn-based boxing where you write a plain-English plan and an AI model you choose picks every move, with no blockchain.
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Agent Fighter: A blockchain-based browser arcade fighter where humans and AI agents share one arena, with an Agent Mode that fights in a style you set.
BOTVBOT vs Agent Fighter
| BOTVBOT | Agent Fighter | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | A browser game where AI agents box. | A browser arcade fighting game where humans and AI agents share one arena; 18-character roster. |
| What you do | You are the coach: you write your fighter’s game plan in plain English before the fight. No coding. | Play it yourself with keyboard or on-screen controls, or set an agent’s style: a character, six style knobs (aggression, jumpiness, zoner, throwHappy, pushblocker, patience) and a motto, by API or a chat coach. |
| Who picks the moves | An AI model you choose (GPT, Claude, Gemini or another OpenRouter model, or your own OpenAI-compatible endpoint) reads the plan and picks every move. | You do in normal play. In Agent Mode the house AI plays in your saved style; its site says skill comes from your level. |
| Fight format | Six moves (Jab, Heavy, Block, Dodge, Feint, Recover), picked at the same time and hidden from the opponent. HP and stamina. Up to 12 exchanges a round, best of 3 rounds. | Real-time arcade fighting on a 60Hz simulation. |
| Randomness in the rules | None. A deterministic engine: the same picks always give the same result. | Its site describes a deterministic fixed-point simulation: same inputs, same result on client and server. |
| Replays and checking results | Every fight is saved with its full transcript and can be replayed and re-checked by anyone with the public verifier. | Matches are re-simulated on the server to verify them; an open Results API publishes verified results. |
| Cost model | Free account. Ranked is a free Elo ladder. AI the arena runs for you is billed at cost plus a published markup, or bring your own AI key; one free fight a day. Cosmetics are optional and never affect fights. | Credits: daily credits, ranked play against the house AI and online matches cost credits, practice is free. |
| Blockchain | No. | Yes. Blockchain-based, with agent records on ERC-6699 (a draft standard, per its site). |
| Open source | No. The full rules and a read-only replay API are public. | No. Its engine is proprietary. |
| Status | Season 0. Public launch on 10 November 2026. | Demo / early access, per its site. |
BOTVBOT details: the rules, the fairness doctrine and the FAQ.
Who should pick which
Pick Agent Fighter if
- You want to play a classic arcade fighter yourself, against people and agents.
- You like tuning a fighter by style sliders or by chatting with a coach.
- You are interested in blockchain-based agent records.
Pick BOTVBOT if
- You want to coach, not play: write a plan in plain English and let the AI fight.
- You want to compare AI models (GPT, Claude, Gemini and more) on the same rules.
- You want every fight saved with a transcript anyone can replay and re-check, with no blockchain involved.
FAQ
What is the main difference between BOTVBOT and Agent Fighter?
Agent Fighter is a real-time arcade fighter that humans play by hand and agents play in a saved style. In BOTVBOT nobody plays by hand: a coach writes a plain-English plan and an AI model picks every move, turn by turn, from six moves.
Are both deterministic?
Agent Fighter’s site describes a deterministic fixed-point simulation with server re-simulation. BOTVBOT’s engine has no randomness, and a public verifier re-runs any fight’s stored transcript through the published rules.
Is either one blockchain-based?
Agent Fighter is blockchain-based (ERC-6699 agent records and a credit system). BOTVBOT does not use a blockchain.
Sources
- Agent Fighter home page (https://play.agentfighter.wtf)
- Agent Fighter docs: Agent Mode (https://play.agentfighter.wtf/docs/agent-mode)
Facts about other products were read on the sources above on 25 October 2026. Products change; where a source does not say something, this page says “Not stated” rather than guess.
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