Drunken Wrestlers 2

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Drunken Wrestlers 2 is a single player and multiplayer casual sport game. It was developed by Oleg Skutte and was released on April 1, 2019. It received positive reviews from players.

The most advanced physics-driven fighting game on Android.

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Audience ScoreBased on 9,093 reviews

humor706 positive mentions

stability72 negative mentions

humor
708 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The humor in "Drunken Wrestlers 2" is a standout feature, with players consistently praising its chaotic and absurd ragdoll physics that lead to hilarious moments during gameplay. Many reviews highlight the game's ability to generate laughter, especially when played with friends, as the intentionally clumsy controls and over-the-top animations create a uniquely entertaining experience. Overall, the game is described as a fun, goofy brawler that thrives on its comedic elements, making it a perfect choice for lighthearted multiplayer sessions.
- “The game thrives on its slapstick style, embracing ridiculous moves, hilarious ragdoll effects, and over-the-top matches that are as much about laughter and spectacle as they are about skill and competition.”
- “This game offers a hilarious and chaotic experience as players control wobbly wrestlers in over-the-top matches.”
- “The physics behind the ragdoll animations are flawless, creating a slapstick ballet of chaos that is both hilarious and satisfying.”
- “You're not funny!”
- “It's not funny.”
gameplay
235 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay of "Drunken Wrestlers 2" is characterized by its chaotic, physics-based mechanics that create unpredictable and humorous brawls, making it particularly enjoyable in multiplayer settings. While the controls are simple and accessible, mastering the mechanics can provide a satisfying challenge, though some players note inconsistencies and a steep learning curve. Overall, the game combines fun, laughter, and a unique combat experience, despite some criticisms regarding its mechanics and balance.
- “At its core, Drunken Wrestlers 2 offers a simple yet surprisingly deep combat mechanic where players control intoxicated fighters struggling to keep their balance while attempting to knock out their opponents.”
- “The physics-based gameplay leads to unpredictable and entertaining moments, making each fight unique.”
- “Its unique gameplay, colorful graphics, and multiplayer chaos create a memorable experience that stands out in the genre.”
- “They’ll gang up, abuse the mechanics, and completely ignore the unwritten rules that make the game fun — like not stomping someone who’s already down.”
- “The game is fun at first, you do training, laugh at the goofy physics, and the game is fun at most when playing with your friends, but then you start playing online and you get destroyed by other players who understood the game mechanics.”
- “The game is called drunken 'wrestlers' 2 yet the game has absolutely no mechanics for any type of wrestling.”
music
114 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
40%
46%
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The music in the game receives mixed reviews, with some players praising its energetic and fitting soundtrack that enhances the chaotic gameplay, while others find it obnoxious and annoying, often leading to frustration. Many users appreciate the variety, including catchy tunes and humorous tracks, but express a desire for more control over the music volume and the ability to turn off specific songs. Overall, the soundtrack is seen as a significant aspect of the game, contributing to its fun and wacky atmosphere, despite some players deeming it the worst they've encountered in a video game.
- “The music is absolutely beautiful, the controls are simple and easy to learn, the hits feel so powerful and it's compatible with controller.”
- “Beyond its gameplay mechanics, Dunken Wrestlers 2 boasts a soundtrack that perfectly complements the on-screen chaos.”
- “From pulse-pounding rock anthems to catchy tunes that will have you humming along, the music adds another layer of immersion to an already captivating experience.”
- “The music is possibly the worst soundtrack I have ever heard in a video game!”
- “My only critique is the music is kind of obnoxious; I started the game and immediately dialed the music volume to 0.”
- “Other than the loud and annoying music, that you cannot turn off if you want the normal sounds, I can't hear or do anything, as it refuses to let me play.”
graphics
99 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics of "Drunken Wrestlers 2" are characterized by a colorful, cartoonish art style that enhances its comedic and lighthearted atmosphere, appealing to players looking for fun rather than realism. While some users appreciate the vibrant visuals and exaggerated animations, others criticize the graphics for being simplistic or underwhelming, suggesting that improvements could attract a broader audience. Overall, the game's graphics effectively complement its quirky gameplay, though opinions vary widely on their quality and impact on the overall experience.
- “Visually, Drunken Wrestlers 2 embraces a cartoonish, exaggerated art style that complements its comedic tone perfectly.”
- “The colorful graphics and quirky character designs add to the fun, while the multiplayer mode ensures endless laughter with friends.”
- “From the moment you dive into the game, you're greeted with vibrant graphics that pop off the screen, drawing you into a world where absurdity reigns supreme.”
- “I would just like it if the graphics were more realistic.”
- “The graphics are minimalistic, with blocky characters and simple arenas.”
- “The graphical style doesn't exactly draw people to the game and looked unattractive as I went through my first few games as well...”
stability
74 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game is widely criticized for its numerous bugs and glitches, which significantly impact stability and gameplay experience. Many players report issues such as buggy physics, hit registration problems, and frequent crashes, making it difficult to enjoy the game fully. Despite these stability concerns, some users find the glitches amusing and believe they add to the overall fun, especially when playing with friends.
- “Not too buggy.”
- “Very fun game! I feel like this game has a lot of potential; hopefully, it will be a bug-free experience.”
- “Extremely buggy, can't even click play...”
- “This game is a bug terrarium; bugs and glitches, nonsensical things happen while you fight so much that it isn't fun anymore.”
- “Unplayable, performance is utterly shit; whenever the physics bug out, it drops to single-digit FPS, and doing damage is pure chance because it's so buggy.”
story
64 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The reviews for the game's story aspect are highly mixed, with many users expressing disappointment over the lack of a substantial narrative or campaign mode, describing it as feeling soulless or repetitive. However, some players found the storytelling in certain modes to be emotionally engaging and thought-provoking, highlighting character development and relatable themes. Overall, while some appreciate the depth and emotional impact of the story, others feel it is either absent or insufficiently developed.
- “The plot is so easy to get immersed in and fall in love with as it's so relatable and told beautifully; I could almost shed a tear.”
- “The dynamic storytelling and character development within the career mode make you feel emotionally invested in your fighter's journey to become a champion.”
- “This game's story is so thought-provoking and heart-wrenching; if you don't like fighting games normally, play this game for the story.”
- “This game needs a soul, a story mode or campaign career or something, and it's too laggy—way too laggy to even play for longer than 30 minutes. This game shouldn't be that laggy; I mean, it's not a game loaded with textures or anything. I like the unique gameplay, but the lag makes it less enjoyable, and if you're going to add a price tag, it shouldn't be worse than a Roblox fight game.”
- “Additionally, the single-player content, while functional, may feel limited or repetitive to players primarily interested in solo progression or story-driven modes.”
- “This game definitely has some major sexual aspects, but the actual storyline is very deep and emotional, with some parts that actually brought tears to my eyes.”
emotional
21 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players express a wide range of emotional responses to the game, from laughter and joy to deep sadness and nostalgia. Many highlight the immersive storytelling and character development, which evoke strong feelings and even tears, while others appreciate the game's ability to create memorable moments with friends. Overall, the emotional impact is significant, with players feeling both connected to the narrative and entertained by its unique elements.
- “The plot is so easy to get immersed in and fall in love with as it's so relatable and told beautifully; I could almost shed a tear.”
- “The dynamic storytelling and character development within the career mode make you feel emotionally invested in your fighter's journey to become a champion.”
- “This game's story is so thought-provoking and heart-wrenching; if you don't like fighting games normally, play this game for the story.”
grinding
19 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
58%
42%
Reviews indicate that grinding in the game can be both enjoyable and tedious, often requiring significant time investment. While some players appreciate the casual nature and replayability of grinding, others find it repetitive and pointless, especially when pursuing achievements. Overall, it seems to be a mixed experience, with grinding serving as a fun yet potentially exhausting aspect of gameplay.
- “You'll need a second life for grinding.”
- “Grinding XP is fun but kind of pointless.”
- “Bored of grinding, farming, and sweating to do achievements of your daily games?”
optimization
14 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's optimization has received mixed feedback, with some players noting improvements over time, while others still experience significant performance issues, particularly in multiplayer settings. Common complaints include buggy physics, hit registration problems, and stuttering during matches, especially with more players involved. Despite these challenges, many users find the game enjoyable and are hopeful for further optimizations and updates.
- “The game is enjoyable, though it could benefit from some performance/connectivity enhancements.”
- “Be sure to turn down settings to reduce lag; the creator was kind enough to mark which settings have the highest impact on performance.”
- “Game runs nice in terms of optimization.”
- “Definitely needs more time in the oven though with buggy physics and hit registration. I can't say for certain if it's in the most optimized state because I'm not a game dev, but I'd say it runs decently.”
- “Multiplayer matches turn into a stuttering mess.”
- “Unplayable, performance is utterly terrible. Whenever the physics bug out, it drops to single-digit FPS, and doing damage is pure chance because it's so buggy.”
replayability
11 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Overall, the game's replayability is highly praised, with players highlighting extensive customization options, various modes, and engaging multiplayer experiences that encourage repeated play. While some users note a lack of replayability in certain contexts, the majority emphasize the game's ability to provide infinite fun and experimentation, making it a standout in the fighting genre.
- “This level of freedom allows for endless replay value as you experiment with different combinations to craft your ultimate wrestling experience.”
- “Tons of replayability and grinding, lots of fun to mess around with and fighting friends is hilarious and competitive.”
- “A game with absolutely no replayability at all”
- “The variety of modes and customization options also adds to the replayability.”
- “The customization options and unlockables add replay value, encouraging players to keep battling in solo modes or jump into frantic local and online multiplayer matches.”
monetization
11 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
27%
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The monetization aspect of the game features microtransactions that some players find excessive, while others appreciate the lack of pay-to-win mechanics and cash grabs. Many users express a willingness to support the developers through purchases, but there are calls for a more balanced approach, such as reducing microtransaction frequency and offering free cosmetics. Overall, opinions are mixed, with some praising the system and others hoping for improvements.
- “I didn't feel a need to purchase any microtransactions in this game, but I did it anyway (just a little) to support the developer.”
- “I'd pay a couple of quid for it too if they toned down microtransactions and maybe added a 'loot' or item progression system and kept the real money for super rare cosmetics as a shortcut as an extra revenue source.”
- “100/10 it's like EA's UFC but with better graphics and overall a more fair system of microtransactions.”
- “Early access game with heavily priced microtransactions.”
- “Hate when sequels are just cash grabs.”
- “I'd pay a couple quid for it too if they toned down microtransactions and maybe added a 'loot' or item progression system and kept the real money for super rare cosmetics as a shortcut as an extra revenue source.”
character development
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Character development in the game is highlighted by dynamic storytelling that fosters emotional investment in the fighter's journey, complemented by impressive character designs and animations. Players appreciate the variety of customization options that allow for unique character expression, though some suggest that additional content could enhance the experience further. Overall, the combination of engaging narratives and vibrant visuals contributes to a memorable character development experience.
- “The attention to detail in the character designs and animations is impeccable, adding another layer of charm to the already zany gameplay.”
- “The dynamic storytelling and character development within the career mode make you feel emotionally invested in your fighter's journey to become a champion.”
- “Lots of character design; yes, you have to level up, but there are lots of items to collect and equip on your character, making it unique.”
- “Character development - +1 (it would be better if you added more content).”
atmosphere
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The atmosphere of the game is characterized by a vibrant blend of lively visuals and engaging audio, creating an immersive experience that captures the essence of professional boxing. Players appreciate the beautifully rendered arenas and the comical elements, such as ragdoll animations and exaggerated wrestler movements, which contribute to a lighthearted and energetic environment. The crowd's enthusiastic support further enhances the immersive quality, making each match feel dynamic and engaging.
- “Together, the visuals and audio create a lively atmosphere that keeps the energy high and the mood lighthearted.”
- “The arenas are beautifully rendered, creating an authentic atmosphere that immerses you in the world of professional boxing.”
- “The ragdoll animations, exaggerated expressions, and deliberately awkward movements of the wrestlers contribute to the game's lighthearted and comical atmosphere.”
- “The clock is ticking with 30 seconds left on the clock. I close my eyes for a split second and take in the atmosphere around me, the crowd chanting my name in unison, the cold, still air between me and my fellow fighter brushes against my face as I open my eyes once again. I smile to myself.”