One Finger Death Punch 2
Main game
3.60 average rating based on 45 ratings
- Developers
- Silver Dollar Games
- Publishers
- Silver Dollar Games
- Series
- One Finger Death Punch
- Platforms
- Nintendo Switch, PC (Microsoft Windows), PlayStation 4, Xbox One
- Genres
- Arcade, Fighting, Hack and slash/Beat 'em up, Indie
- Themes
- Action
- Steam
- View on Steam
Release Dates
User Stats
How Long Is One Finger Death Punch 2?
You actually need two fingers
Intro
OFDP2 is a 2D fighting game in which you are a stick figure in the middle of the screen being attacked by other stick figures coming from the left and right. Once in range you press <- or -> to attack them. Over the course of the game you face harder enemies, a variety of different "rules" (e.g. your attack range isn't show or you get a chainsaw and only use that) and level passive skills.
The Good
- It's fun.
- It's simple.
- It's quite gruesome.
- The narration is entertaining.
- Lots of different levels.
- When you win you feel awesome.
- First half of the game is reasonably difficult.
The Bad
- The difficult ramps up a bit too quickly.
- Reduced range levels are truly obnoxious.
- No way to skip levels.
- There seems to be no option to disable optional speed automatically increasing.
Conclusion
OFDP2 is a pretty good game that gets a bit too hard for my liking. I stopped playing at 69% completion. In OFDP 1 i got a mastery score of over 9 million which only 1,5% of players achieved so i'm somewhat decent at this type of game. The first half of the game is good though, and …
Intro
OFDP2 is a 2D fighting game in which you are a stick figure in the middle of the screen being attacked by other stick figures coming from the left and right. Once in range you press <- or -> to attack them. Over the course of the game you face harder enemies, a variety of different "rules" (e.g. your attack range isn't show or you get a chainsaw and only use that) and level passive skills.
The Good
- It's fun.
- It's simple.
- It's quite gruesome.
- The narration is entertaining.
- Lots of different levels.
- When you win you feel awesome.
- First half of the game is reasonably difficult.
The Bad
- The difficult ramps up a bit too quickly.
- Reduced range levels are truly obnoxious.
- No way to skip levels.
- There seems to be no option to disable optional speed automatically increasing.
Conclusion
OFDP2 is a pretty good game that gets a bit too hard for my liking. I stopped playing at 69% completion. In OFDP 1 i got a mastery score of over 9 million which only 1,5% of players achieved so i'm somewhat decent at this type of game. The first half of the game is good though, and definitely worth €6,59.