Bibi vs. Gadi: New fighting game brings elections to arcade arena

A new browser game called Street Clash pits election candidates against each other in a fighting arena, on Knesset Plaza in Jerusalem. The main battle is Gadi Eisenkot vs. Benjamin Netanyahu, and whoever takes two rounds wins.

The character select screen has four options: Bibi, Gadi, Naftali Bennett carrying Yair Lapid on his shoulders throughout the fight, and Aryeh Deri fighting with a skullcap and suit while summoning Ben-Gurion, a plague of frogs, and a lightning storm. You can play against the computer on three difficulty levels or two players on the same keyboard.

Controls are simple: A and D to move, W to jump, S to block, J to punch, K to kick, and L for a special attack that requires 40 power points. On mobile there are touch buttons. Each round lasts 60 seconds, and the game runs in your browser with no installation.