Dosukoi Brawl: Hotpot Sumo
Dosukoi Brawl: Hotpot Sumo is a free 3D physics party game for iOS where food and toy characters shove each other off a sumo ring. Matches use three controls, a charge-and-release tackle and jump, and up to four players join by a 4-digit room code with CPUs filling gaps. Skip it if you want solo depth, since no session length, item prices or update cycle are confirmed.
Source: App Store
At a glance
- Release date
- 2026-10-31
- Price
- Free
- Status
- Released
- Languages
- EN, JA, KO, ZH, ZH
- Platform
- App Store
- Developer
- Kotaro Nakao
- Store listing checked
- 2026-10-31
On this page
Dosukoi Brawl: Hotpot Sumo is a 3D physics party game where sushi, pudding, a Moai and a rubber duck shove each other off a sumo ring. It is listed as free on the App Store for iOS, and it is not out yet: the pre-order release date is 2026-10-31. The pitch is simple — knock rivals into the hotpot soup, and whoever scores the most knockouts wins.
A match runs on three controls: move with your left thumb, hold the tackle button to charge and release to dash, and jump to dodge. Up to four players join through a 4-digit room code, with CPUs filling empty spots and no login or sign-up needed. The listing does not show how long a single match or session lasts.
What Dosukoi Brawl: Hotpot Sumo Is and What You Actually Do
The core action is a push-out sumo round: you charge a tackle, release it into a rival, and try to send them off the ring and into the soup. Knockback grows the more hits you take and the less time is left, so a player who is behind can still fly back into the match until the last second. Emotes are there to liven up a room, and the listing does not say which emotes exist or how they are unlocked.
Four stages change the footing rather than the rules. Dosukoi Ring is classic push-out sumo, Crumbling Island drops its floor away, Slippery Ice adds ice you cannot stop on plus a giant squeaky hammer, and Zero-G Bombs runs on floaty low gravity with a rain of bombs. What the game does not state is how many rounds a full match takes or whether stage order is fixed.
Release Date and What Is Still Unknown
The App Store entry gives a release date of 2026-10-31 and lists the build as version 1.0, so the game is open for pre-order rather than playable now. Supported languages are English, Japanese, Korean and Chinese, and the developer is Kotaro Nakao. Nothing in the material shows a last-updated date, so how long the build has been in progress cannot be worked out.
Several basics are simply not confirmed. The listing does not state the file size, the minimum iOS version, or whether the game runs on iPad, and it does not say whether pre-order buyers get anything extra. Whether online play works away from a room code, or whether rooms are limited to people you invite, is also unstated.
Price and In-Game Spending
The download is free, and the listing does not name a price for anything inside the game. What it does confirm is a Silly Skin Gacha with 13+ surreal characters and no duplicates, and ads that only play when you choose them, such as to spin the gacha for free. There are never ads during matches, so a match is not interrupted by a commercial.
The catch is that the gacha is randomized, and the material does not say whether it costs real money, in-game currency, or only optional ad views. The price of any single spin, the existence of a paid currency, and whether a subscription exists are all left out. Anyone sensitive to randomized unlocks should treat the spending model as unconfirmed until the store page fills it in.