Snoring Fighters

Upload a snore. Watch bedlam.

The idea is simple: someone snores, the game listens locally, and a pajama-clad buffoon starts throwing accidental elbows, duvet spins, mower charges, cat-assisted flurries, and other deeply irresponsible bedtime maneuvers.

It is not a serious fighting game. It is not a sleep tracker. It is not a medical tool.

It is a tiny arena where nasal thunder gets the dramatic presentation nobody ever thought it deserved.

Features

🛌 Upload your own snore recordings (or record in the browser)

🥊 Turn snores into automated fights

👥 Pit two snorers against each other to settle age-old disputes

🏆 Battle CPU opponents and climb the Snore Gauntlet

🎭 Choose from a roster of sleep-fighting legends including Freight Train, Congested Walrus, Lawnmower, Wounded Hippo, and many more

🎵 Optional music, arenas, modifiers, badges, and other silly features absolutely nobody ever asked for

🔒 Everything runs locally in your browser — no recordings are uploaded

💸 Completely free. No signup required. 

🫶 Of course, donations are welcomed if you find it enjoyable!

For more info and credits, please visit:

https://snoring-fighters.immersescape.games/credits

How it works

1. Choose your fighter
   
2. Upload a snore recording (or record one directly in the browser)
   
3. The app analyzes intensity, rhythm, bursts, and chaos
4. Your snore analysis drives the fight
5. Watch the carnage unfold

Want to settle an argument?

Upload two recordings and let them fight head-to-head to scientifically determine who is the worse snorer.

Flying solo?

Take on CPU opponents or enter the Snore Gauntlet and see how far your snore can go.

Why does this exist?

My wife kept saying I was snoring.

I kept shrugging it off.

Then she recorded me.

The evidence was inescapable... and surprisingly awesome.

A chainsaw fighting a lawnmower inside a garbage compactor kind of awesome.

So I did the only sensible thing: I bought her a pair of earplugs... and found myself sleeping on the couch.

So I did the next only sensible thing:

I built a game that turns snore recordings into ridiculous sleep-fighter battles.

Just a way for snorers (and their victims) to have some light fun.

I'd genuinely love to hear whether the concept is entertaining to people who aren't me and my sleep-deprived spouse 😝