Sword Smash

Play Sword Smash unblocked

Looking for a multiplayer clicker game you can play at school? Sword Smash loads straight in your browser on Physics Shark: free, unblocked and nothing to install. Play it on a school Chromebook, a laptop, a phone or a tablet.

What is Sword Smash?

Sword Smash is a strength simulator in a busy online-style lobby. Hit training dummies to gain strength with every swing, then walk into the wall lane and smash wall after wall: the stronger you are, the faster they break and the more gold you get. Spend gold on better weapons, from a wooden sword to a katana and a giant claymore, and trophies on new armor tiers. Put on fire, ice or lightning auras, rebirth for a bigger multiplier and travel through six worlds: Castle, Rome, Samurai, Pirates, Desert and Vikings. When you feel ready, enter the Arena and fight waves of warriors in first person, slashing left and right and blocking their hits.

How to play Sword Smash

Computer: move with WASD, look with the mouse, hit with the left click (or press E next to a dummy or a wall to auto-hit), jump with SPACE. Keys 1 to 5 open the Armory, Wardrobe, Worlds, Rebirth and Arena; O opens options, TAB the leaderboard and G makes you dance. In the Arena, move the mouse to a side and click to slash there: short click for quick, hold for heavy, right click to block. Phone and tablet (landscape): move with the stick on the left, drag to look, and use the HIT, JUMP and USE buttons; the side buttons open each shop. In the Arena: left and right slash buttons, BLOCK and JUMP. Goal: gain strength, smash every wall, open the six worlds and win the Arena.

Sword Smash FAQ

Is Sword Smash free to play?

Yes. Sword Smash is free on Physics Shark, with nothing to download and no account to make.

Can I play Sword Smash unblocked at school?

Sword Smash runs in a normal browser tab with no install, so it plays on school Chromebooks and laptops, with nothing to install and no account.

Does Sword Smash work on phones and tablets?

Yes. It works with touch controls on phones and tablets, and with a keyboard and mouse on computers.