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Kakuto Chojin: Back Alley Brutal (known in Japan as Kakutou Choujin: Fighting Super Heroes and known in-game simply as Kakuto Chojin) is a 3D fighting game developed by Dream-Publishing and published by Microsoft for the Xbox (Platform) in North America (on November 11, 2002) and Japan (on January 1, 2003).
The sole game from Dream-Publishing (a joint subsidiary between DreamFactory and Microsoft) and originally created as a tech demo for the Xbox, Kakuto Chojin takes place in the gritty streets of the dangerous city of Drasuka, as 12 brawlers participate in the underground Fist of Fire tournament hosted by the evil Maladinia organization. The game is unique for its two fighting styles per character ("Kakuto" and the unlockable "Chojin") and optional four-player Versus mode.
The game is known for being pulled off of store shelves months after release due to the controversy regarding religious content in the game. This is due to phrases from the Quran being chanted in the stage theme for the Middle Eastern character Asad. After its recall, the game was never re-released.
There are thirteen stages in Kakuto Chojin: Back Alley Brawl each is associated with a playable character. Some of the stages in the game allow the player to ring out their opponent through juggles over the edges.