See it in action

Setup Tutorial

Recorded on an iPhone plugged into a projector — the same setup you can use at home.

How it works

Three steps to a room-sized brawl

STEP 1

Connect iPhone to projector

USB-C or Lightning to HDMI. Point the projector at any wall.

STEP 2

Outline wall objects

Tap around your paintings, shelves and frames — they become platforms and cover.

STEP 3

Fight in a custom arena

Grab a controller, drop into ragdoll physics, and wreck your own room.

Features

Built for chaos

Projector-mapped arenas

Every wall is a new level. Your paintings become platforms.

1-4 player local brawls

Grab up to four controllers and battle on the same wall.

Endless zombie mode

Survive waves of the undead on your own wall. How long can you last?

Weapons & explosions

Swords, grenades, rocket launchers — the works.

Shields & blocks

Timing matters. Parry, block, counter.

Dynamic round variants

Jetpacks, hazards, unpredictable weapon spawns, and more.

Local party-game feel

Pass the controllers. Everyone screams.

What you need

Setup is dead simple

iPhone
Projector
USB-C / HDMI cable
Xbox or PS-style controller

Touch-only mode is on the roadmap — for now, bring a controller.

Now available

Out on the App Store.

Download WallWar and start brawling on your wall.

Roadmap

Where it's going

  1. 01Better mobile setup UX
  2. 02More weapons & round variants
  3. 03Online multiplayer
  4. 04Deeper projector-specific interactions
  5. 05Optional physical wall devices / light boxes
FAQ

Answers, honestly

Is it available yet?+
Yes — WallWar is live on the App Store. Download it and start brawling on your wall.
How many players?+
WallWar supports 1-4 players locally. Four controllers + one wall = chaos.
Do I need a projector?+
Yes, at least for now. The whole point is projector-mapping your wall. Any HDMI projector works.
Does it work without a controller?+
Not yet. Controller-first for launch. Touch and other input modes are on the roadmap.
Will it come to Android?+
Maybe later — WallWar is iOS-first because of ARKit and iPhone's projector output pipeline.
Can I support development?+
Yes! The best support right now is joining the waitlist and giving feedback once you're in the beta.
How do I report bugs?+
Head to the feedback page — bug reports, feature ideas, and general thoughts all welcome.

Ready to punch your wall?

Download WallWar on the App Store and turn any wall into an arena.