Thrust Me Bro

In this chaotic physics party game, you are not wielding a weapon — you are the weapon. A round, angry projectile blasts through space, capable of wrecking someone’s trajectory in an instant. Up to four players can become cannonballs in the same arena, turning every match into a frantic test of speed, control, and timing.

What you do

Momentum is your only friend—and it’s unpredictable. The core moves are simple: thrust to accelerate, charge to go faster, and slam to launch yourself into the void. There are no combos, no cooldowns, and no complicated unlocks. Just you, physics, and the dawning realization that speed can fling you past your target and into a skim across the void. Newton’s laws don’t care about your plan, and neither do we.

The chaos you’ll love

Grab a projectile, bait your friends, then unleash a cross-arena strike that turns a near-win into a spectacular disaster. This is “The Friendship Ender” in motion: a last-second snipe that feels almost inevitable and absolutely devastating. Read the arena like a mind-bending obstacle course—every wall is a bounce-pad, every obstacle can shield you, and every angle invites a new misstep. Zero RNG means victories come from skill, not luck—unless Kevin wins, then maybe he had a cheat code for chaos.

Multiplayer, anytime, anywhere

Local multiplayer supports four players on one screen, a room loud with shouts and laughter. Steam Remote Play Together lets anyone join online with just one owner owning the game. Full controller support keeps the action accessible even when someone yells about their controller disconnecting. The couch is the battlefield, and the void is your audience.

Fast, accessible, endlessly chaotic

There’s no long onboarding or progression grind. The total time from “what’s this?” to “I will end you” is roughly 30 seconds. It’s designed for quick sessions—perfect for pizza nights, casual blips of competition, or teaching a reluctant friend how to embrace chaotic joy. The aim is simple: pick up, thrust, win (probably), and laugh as you watch rivals misjudge their own momentum.

Community & vibe

Thrust Me Bro embraces a playful, chaotic energy with a family-friendly coat of paint. It’s a sandbox of fast, physics-based mayhem ready to be shaped by players. The developers welcome feedback, balance ideas, and howls of frustration alike in a community that thrives on chaos. If you’ve ever yelled at ragdolls or watched a friend become the most dangerous object in the arena, you’ll feel right at home.