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Violence Fight is a 2D belt-scrolling fighting game developed and released by Taito for arcades (using Taito B System hardware) in April 1989.
Set in the United States during the early 1950's, the game involves an underground fighting tournament known as the "Violence Fight". It is the earliest example of a one-on-one fighting game that incorporates the belt-scrolling movement system from beat-'em-ups such as Double Dragon and Renegade (Game).
It later received an updated overseas-only sequel two years after the original, titled Solitary Fighter (Game). The original game was later included in two Taito compilations: the 2005 Japan-exclusive Taito Memories Gekan (Game) and the 2006/2007 Western-exclusive Taito Legends 2 (Game). It was also included in the 2022 Japan-exclusive Egret II Mini micro-console.
Violence Fight is a three-button fighting game, two for attacks (Punch and Kick) and one for jumping (Jump). While the controls are self-explanatory, they are also used for some advanced techniques:
Throughout the main game, players can fight bonus rounds against a tiger. Winning these rounds allow the player to boost their effectiveness of a particular stat.
The game includes four playable characters, two boss characters, and a bonus round opponent. The single-player story progresses through the three remaining playable characters, followed by the two boss characters, then the final boss: a mirror match opponent against the playable character's "younger brother".