🥊 Muay Thai Fighter

Muay Thai Fighter FAQ

Answers to common questions about the browser game, saved progress, gameplay and privacy.

Game and access

Is Muay Thai Fighter free?

Yes. The game can be played in a modern web browser without downloading an installer or creating an account.

Do I need to register?

No. There are no player accounts. Your fighter and career progress are stored locally in your browser.

Why did my progress disappear?

Progress depends on browser local storage. Clearing site data, using private browsing, changing browser profiles or moving to another device can result in a separate save. Use the same browser and device if you want to continue the same career.

Gameplay

Which fighting style should I choose?

There is no single best style. Muay Mat favours power, Muay Femur technique and defense, Muay Khao clinch-oriented durability, and Muay Tae speed and kicking. The fighting styles guide explains the differences.

What should I train first?

Early careers benefit from enough stamina and speed to stay effective throughout a fight. After that, balance offensive stats with defense instead of maximizing only one attribute. See the training guide.

Can I retry an opponent?

Yes. Losing is part of career progression: train, recover, improve equipment or adjust your tactics and challenge the opponent again.

What do Baht and the gym shop do?

Baht is the game's virtual currency. It is earned through gameplay and can be used for in-game items and improvements. It has no real-world cash value.

Privacy and technical questions

Does the game send my save to a server?

The game save itself is designed to remain in local browser storage. Third-party services used by the website may process technical data as described in the Privacy Policy.

Which browsers are supported?

Current versions of major desktop and mobile browsers should work. If something behaves incorrectly, try refreshing the page and make sure JavaScript and local storage are enabled.

How can I report a bug?

Use the contact page. Including your browser, device and a short description of what happened makes troubleshooting easier.