Silver Dollar Games is pleased to release a demo for its highly-anticipated sequel, One Finger Death Punch 2 (OFDP2). The demo gives players roughly 45 minutes of fast-paced action controlling the chosen one (AKA white stick figure) as he fights his way through wave after wave of bad guys. Using his advanced martial arts techniques, various weapons, deadly skills, and surroundings, players can Eagle Claw their way through the tutorial and then Plum Flower Punch a handful of levels from the game’s first map.
Today’s demo will serve as a dumpling-sized appetizer to the full OFDP2 experience. Couch-potato combatants can expect over 400 levels, 15 level types, 4 endless survival modes, and two gauntlet run game modes all while helping the chosen one learn a total of 26 new skills.
“One Finger Death Punch 2 has been a labor of love for my brother and I for the past five years,” Silver Dollar Games’ Jon Flook says. “Our only wish is for players to once again feel like they’re a kung-fu legend across all of the fun and engaging levels and game modes.”
Win Cash in the OFDP2 Stick Animation Contest
To celebrate the launch of the OFDP2 demo, Silver Dollar Games has collaborated with Hyun Dojo for a special contest. One Finger Death Punch fans will need to animate the chosen one defeating an army of bad guys while using references found in One Finger Death Punch 2. Creators can use any of the weapons, bad guys, and any other references found in the game for their piece, which will then be judged by Hyun and the Dojo Staff based on the following criteria:
- Quality of animation / creativity
- Creative references to One Finger Death Punch 2
Additional information on the contest, including rules and how to submit your entry, can be found by following this link.
One Finger Death Punch 2 is releasing on PC on April 15th and is expected to launch on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Switch in winter 2019. For more information, please visit OFDP2.com.
About Silver Dollar Games
We are two brothers, and sometimes a sister, who made a bunch of games on Xbox Live Indie Games (that was a thing, trust us). They’re all gone now since XBLIG closed in 2017. Oh, and we also made One Finger Death Punch, which did not suck. Follow us on Twitter @sdgames.
