Fat Prisoner Simulator 2

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Fat Prisoner Simulator 2 is a single player and multiplayer casual sport game with a comedy theme. It was developed by Kiddy and was released on June 14, 2019. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

Fat Prisoner Simulator 2 is a fighting simulator with realistic physics where you are going to play the role of a prisoner during a jailhouse riot. All you can see around is crazy prisoners attacking everybody there.

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Audience ScoreBased on 96 reviews

humor11 positive mentions

gameplay3 negative mentions

Provides chaotic and humorous physics-based combat with ragdoll mechanics, resulting in unpredictable and funny moments.
Offers a unique, absurd experience that embraces its low-effort charm and comedic nature, appealing to players who enjoy silliness and spectacle.
Affordable price point with brief but entertaining gameplay sessions suitable for casual play and laughs.

Gameplay is repetitive with little depth, lacking progression, variety, or meaningful rewards, which may reduce its replay value.
Controls and combat mechanics are clunky, imprecise, and sometimes frustrating, leading to player annoyance.
Visuals and sound design are minimalistic and low quality, which some players may find unappealing or indicative of a lack of polish.

story
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The story received mixed feedback, with some users praising its depth, engaging characters, and emotional impact, while others criticized it for lacking structured progression and complexity. Despite this, many found the side quests enjoyable and felt the narrative offered significant replay value and memorable moments. Some expected a more substantial or Shakespearean-like storyline but overall acknowledged the story's fluency and emotional resonance.
- “Passed out 1997 times playing this, the bloodshed, the horror, the story and characters.”
- “I find myself in anticipation and excitement for the new adventures that are waiting for me, I think while driving back home... 'Where is this story headed?'”
- “The story is very interesting and you will find yourself in tears in the end.”
- “There is no story, no structured progression, and no strategy beyond surviving the onslaught of fellow inmates and guards.”
- “Was I wrong to think that I was the problem and not the gaming industry that's shelling out mediocre AAA games with no memorable characters or storyline?”
- “Not enough content; I was hoping for a Shakespearean-like story and the gameplay of every godfather of gaming to be in this.”
humor
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The game's humor stems from its chaotic, unpolished physics and ragdoll mechanics, creating unpredictable and often hilarious moments that emphasize spectacle over skill. While lacking refinement and featuring bugs, its absurdity and slapstick-style mishaps deliver genuine laughs and a uniquely endearing comedy experience. Players often find humor in the game's chaotic brawls and quirky character reactions, making it enjoyable as a lighthearted, silly experiment.
- “It is the kind of game that exists purely for spectacle and silliness, reveling in the unpredictability of its physics and the humor that arises from its lack of polish.”
- “Though lacking refinement, there is something oddly endearing about the clumsy movement and ragdoll physics, which often result in hilarious, unintentional moments where characters stumble, trip, or get flung across the room after an ill-timed punch.”
- “Yet these same flaws contribute to the game’s chaotic humor, making it less about mastery and more about laughing at the absurdity unfolding on-screen.”
gameplay
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Gameplay in this game is characterized by unrestrained, physics-based combat that prioritizes chaotic, slapstick brawling over structured mechanics or narrative depth. While controls can be clumsy and repetitive with occasional bugs, many players enjoy the unpredictable and humorous nature of the action. However, some feel the game lacks sufficient content and depth.
- “Gameplay in Fat Prisoner Simulator 2 is centered around freeform brawling and wastes no time throwing players into the action.”
- “The concept is as unrestrained as it sounds — a crude fighting simulator that focuses on physics-based combat and slapstick mayhem rather than structured gameplay or narrative depth.”
- “The fighting mechanics are intentionally clumsy, relying on exaggerated physics that make every encounter unpredictable.”
- “Reports of bugs, unresponsive controls, and repetitive gameplay are common, but so are stories of players laughing uncontrollably at the chaos of the prison melee.”
graphics
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The graphics receive mixed feedback, with some users praising their quality and simplicity, even rating them highly, while others criticize them as outdated or poorly rendered. Overall, the visuals are seen as adequate but vary greatly in appeal.
- “Good graphics”
- “Graphics: 10/10”
- “It is simple, has good graphics and is a bit challenging.”
- “Graphically, it looks like it was rendered on a TI-84 calculator dipped in bacon grease.”
atmosphere
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The atmosphere effectively conveys a sense of barely contained disorder through its prison setting, featuring generic cells, narrow corridors, and large open areas that heighten tension during spontaneous fights.
- “The prison setting is composed of generic cells, narrow corridors, and large open areas where fights erupt spontaneously, creating an atmosphere of barely contained disorder.”
replayability
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Replayability opinions are mixed: some find the game offers little depth beyond its initial novelty, while others highlight plenty of replay value despite a short story.
- “The story is pretty short but there's tons of replay value here.”
- “In terms of depth and replay value, the game offers little beyond its initial novelty.”
emotional
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Users praise the game for its deeply emotional and wholesome experience, highlighting its ability to evoke genuine feelings and connection, often describing it as one of the most heartfelt games they've played.
- “When I found out this game was made by the same genius who made Dude Simulator 2, I cried a little bit.”
- “I really think this is the best, most wholesome game I have ever played.”