Sansad Showdown vs Fight Karo

On the fighter, the satire notice prints both “Sansad Showdown” and “Fightkaro”. Deccan Herald’s 3 Nov 2026 story uses both names for the same browser game. So “versus” is the wrong frame for those two labels. They are aliases.

The other two uses

sansadshowdown.com is a parliamentary debate game. Its own how-to-play page says eight rounds, up to 800 points, and two-player pass-and-play on one device. It also says remote matchmaking is unavailable. The Play button on that site points at fightkaro.com, which is a different game. I keep both facts: the sites are not the same ruleset, and one button still links across.

India Today’s NewsTrack page from 9 Feb 2026 uses “Sansad showdown” for a segment about a no-confidence motion and the speaker. That page is a news video, not a game.

Samsad and Sangshad spellings

Romanised Bengali spellings “samsad showdown” and “sangsad showdown” show up as search variants of the same English words. The fighter’s page is in English, with a Hindi satire notice. I am not calling those spellings an official Bengali edition. The Hindi short guide covers the keys in Hindi. The 2.0 page covers the extra version title.