Player 2 uses Shift for two-handed pushing, Control for one-handed pushing, and the WSAD keys for movement.
For Player 1, Backspace performs a two-handed push, Enter does a one-handed push, and the arrow keys control movement. The controls in Sumotori Dreams are designed to be simple. The full version of the game comes with 5 more destructible arenas and improved 'intelligency' after match. The website sums up the full version of the game very accurately: The game is found on the website and a free demo version is available there for download. The game relies on its physics engine for most of its appeal. The characters in this excellent 3D game aren't actually real sumo wrestlers, rather robotic characters made out. Based on the gameplay in Sumotori Dreams perhaps it's time they did.
Sumo wrestling isn't a sport that many combat games developers choose to make simulations of.
Sumotori Dreams is a game where the player controls a sumo wrestler composed of a number of small blocks and attempts to force his opponent to fall over or out of the ring through a combination of moving and pushing his opponent with one or both hands. Sumotori Dream is a Windows sumo wrestling game starring giant robots.
