One Finger Death Punch

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8.5

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  1. QContinuum
    Jun 9, 2014
    8
    I don't know how they did it, but this simple two-button game is simply hilarious! All modes have you attacking left and right (one button for each direction), while enemies come at you from both sides. The variety and complexity of enemies increase as you move to more difficult levels, but it's always just a question of how you want to use those two buttons to clear them out.

    The stick    I don't know how they did it, but this simple two-button game is simply hilarious! All modes have you attacking left and right (one button for each direction), while enemies come at you from both sides. The variety and complexity of enemies increase as you move to more difficult levels, but it's always just a question of how you want to use those two buttons to clear them out.

    The stick figure graphics may be seen as simple, but they are functional and I have no problem with how the game looks.

    Certain enemies will have weapons that they drop when you kill them, or that they throw at you from afar. These weapons can often be picked up and used to increase your attack range or one-hit kill specific enemies. My favorite is the ball that you can just kick at enemies, and it comes back as long as you hit someone with it and don't miss the ball when it returns to you.

    Some levels play slightly different than the standard mode. There are boss levels, where you do nothing but fight one difficult enemy to the death. There are also levels where you just block knives being thrown at you from both sides. Some levels give you a light sword and just throw running trash mobs at you, finishing off with a minor boss enemy, and so on.

    You can also unlock and use passive skills that allow you to do things like fire a bow three times instead of just one, or that creates a shockwave on your next attack once you have killed x number of enemies. It never complicates the controls beyond the two buttons, though, which I think is a good decision.

    Just about anyone should be able to play this, and the goal is to master it. Reminds me a lot of how the older arcade games worked, which I think is the strength of this game.

    My only real problem with the game is the lack of proper sound options. As I recall, music and announcer voice can only be turned off/on, and there is not even a toggle for sound effects.    … Expand
  2. TitaniumDragon
    Dec 23, 2015
    7
    A 2D, two-button rhythm game, this game is long on style and on simplicity. Long ago, someone made a series of gifs depicting a stick-man having epic kung-fu fights with other stick men, and the people who made this game remembered those and put you in control of the stick man. While the fights aren’t quite as epic as the originals, being strictly on-the-ground affairs, the fighting stillA 2D, two-button rhythm game, this game is long on style and on simplicity. Long ago, someone made a series of gifs depicting a stick-man having epic kung-fu fights with other stick men, and the people who made this game remembered those and put you in control of the stick man. While the fights aren’t quite as epic as the originals, being strictly on-the-ground affairs, the fighting still looks quite impressive as you beat your way through hordes and hordes of enemy stickmen, smashing the scenery and visiting gruesome death upon your foes in a very visually satisfying manner.

    The central conceit of the game is very simple – your stick-man is in the center of the screen. If you press the left mouse button, you attack left; if you press the right mouse button, you attack right. You have a limited attack range, and enemies come at you from both sides at erratic intervals. If you attack to a side and don’t connect with anyone, you’ll miss your attack. If you fail to attack someone before they reach you, they’ll attack you. If you run out of health, you die. There are no other controls in-game.

    The game adds in some complexities on top of this – there are various colored stick figures which require a series of attacks to defeat as they battle you, with one variety requiring a very long series of clicks as you fight them in a temporarily isolated one-on-one duel, the other kind fighting like regular stick figures which dodge or block your attacks until you finally defeat them. There are also various weapons carried by enemies, some of which extend your attack range, others of which are projectiles which will one-hit kill all enemy types. The range-extending weapons can be picked up and thrown if you’re already carrying such a weapon, which causes them to ricochet around the screen, wreaking havoc. And some enemies will throw weapons at you in lieu of attacking themselves.

    On top of this, there are various skills you can persistently equip to make the various weapons last longer without breaking, to throw the range-extending weapons more often, or to add special effects which heal you, give you temporary invincibility, slow down the enemies, kill large numbers of enemies at once, or otherwise do something fancy after a certain number of successful kills. These skills are themselves unlocked by defeating especially difficult levels.

    There are also special levels which alter the game mechanics – hiding the colors of the multi-attack enemies, speeding up enemies, requiring you to kill a certain number of enemies within a certain time limit, requiring you to defend yourself perfectly from a barrage of projectiles, or killing a horde of enemies with ranged attacks without getting hit once. One of these even takes advantage of the fact that you smash the background scenery sometimes while attacking. There are even a few levels where you wield a lightsaber or pair of nunchakus and cut down hordes of quickly on-rushing enemies, while shown in silhouette with your weapon glowing.

    All of this serves to mix up the game’s core gameplay a bit, and it serves is function well enough. Still, after playing this for a while you’re likely to get bored with it – it does a surprising amount with two buttons, but the gameplay is still dead simple. However, the upside is that all of the levels are very short, and it is easy to play the game in short little bursts between other things. In that way, it never gets old and continues to feel fresh for a long time, though even then, you’ll probably be about done with it by the time you beat the game after 10-15 hours of sporadic effort.

    All in all, the game is flashy and surprisingly fun in short bursts, but it isn’t the sort of thing you want to sit and play for hours on end. This isn’t some amazingly complicated game, but it is a very decent example of just what can be done with only two buttons.    … Expand
  3. Zerilos
    Jan 3, 2015
    9
    Bought for $2 on Steam. So much fun. Easy yet difficult to master, I recommend game for anyone.Bought for $2 on Steam. So much fun. Easy yet difficult to master, I recommend game for anyone. .........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx… Expand
  4. Nedearl
    Dec 29, 2014
    9
    I was a bit sceptic at first, seeing that the game only used two buttons, but I'm now convinced that the developpers have pulled off a brilliant and simple game. It has a real arcade vibe and is meant to be played as such. You often find yourself jubilating from that much sought after arcade frenzy while completing a two minutes level, killing two enemies per second, clicking five times inI was a bit sceptic at first, seeing that the game only used two buttons, but I'm now convinced that the developpers have pulled off a brilliant and simple game. It has a real arcade vibe and is meant to be played as such. You often find yourself jubilating from that much sought after arcade frenzy while completing a two minutes level, killing two enemies per second, clicking five times in the same timespan and all of that without breathing.
    The art design is pleasing although non essential. You do tend to ignore the graphics part and concentrate on not dying.
    The difficulty ramp-up is too slow due to a ridiculously long campaign. The game starts off really slow and easy and ends up being so fast you physically cannot click fast enough with your mouse to kill the stickmen in time. Overall, the campaign mode could use a bit of work and maybe the emphasis on it is too strong.

    All in all, really good for both casual players and hardcore arcade gamers in the "simple to play, hard to master" philosophy.    … Expand
  5. nodx01
    Aug 23, 2014
    9
    One Finger Death Punch is an amazing game. I never thought such a simple idea for combat could be so fun and addictive: you only use the two mouse buttons to hit enemies that keep coming from left and right. Sounds boring, but after a while your reflexes begin to get tested in a really rewarding way.
    Also, the soundtrack and sound effects are great.
    Definitely recommended.
  6. thewhiterook
    Sep 19, 2014
    9
    One Finger Death Punch is both simple to pick up and impossible to put down. I wasted hours playing it on my first outing despite deceptively easy mechanics.

    In One Finger Death Punch, you play as a stick figure shaped kung fu expert. You'll fend off enemies as the pour out at you from either side, steal their weapons and chain crazy combos of movies. The odd part? The game-play    One Finger Death Punch is both simple to pick up and impossible to put down. I wasted hours playing it on my first outing despite deceptively easy mechanics.

    In One Finger Death Punch, you play as a stick figure shaped kung fu expert. You'll fend off enemies as the pour out at you from either side, steal their weapons and chain crazy combos of movies. The odd part? The game-play only uses two buttons -- the left and right mouse button. You do not move your character and only the momentum of your moves will carry you from side to side. The goal is (often) to kill a key number of foes by attacking left or right as soon as they enter range.

    It sounds easy, but it isn't. Some enemies will require multiple hits or dodge to the left and right of you. Others will engage you in a combo battle requiring you to input a string of left and right key presses. Enemies come at you with ever increasing speed and it gets more and more challenging to key in the best possible patterns to defeat them all.

    Weapons and combo chains will increase your attack range while new abilities can be learned as you travel the map. Three abilities can be equipped at any given time and each has a different affect during combat. Some increase the usefulness of weapons while others, triggered after you have achieved a target number of kills, launch a super move.

    While the characters are simplistic stick figures, combat is smooth, dynamic and engaging to watch. Every so often your fist will punch through a foe or send an eyeball flying at the screen. Every so often you will impale your opponent on a weapon. It's all pretty slick and set to a beat that maintains a good level of excitement as foes charge faster and faster towards you.

    The only downside of the game would be its somewhat unpolished backgrounds and UI. The map can be cumbersome and the graphics on some of the screens and backgrounds is fairly lackluster with UI elements that seem fairly unimaginative (the back button, giant play button, etc).

    Overall though, the game is a blast and at the price ($5 or less) it is a steal.    … Expand
  7. brightestabyss
    Nov 25, 2015
    9
    If anyone is my age they may remember the days when the internet had a somewhat of a time where Stick-Man fighting animations were very popular. This game is basically that with absolutely solid controls (which are required for a fighting game like this) and it is hilariously over-the-top gory Stick-Man beating fun.

    It has a surprising amount of depth with two buttons involving weapons,    If anyone is my age they may remember the days when the internet had a somewhat of a time where Stick-Man fighting animations were very popular. This game is basically that with absolutely solid controls (which are required for a fighting game like this) and it is hilariously over-the-top gory Stick-Man beating fun.

    It has a surprising amount of depth with two buttons involving weapons, boss rounds and even a round where the round is ran through a retro film round along with retro audio quality.

    This game is just insanely fun and available on Consoles and PC alike. It's rather sad this game was somewhat overlooked by its graphics (Which are pretty bad I will admit). If you found those stick-man animations fun (Even out of guilty pleasure) this is a game you must pick up. Its solid, simple and has a surprising amount of depth    … Expand
  8. boraarat
    Oct 30, 2014
    9
    ileriki level' lar zor olsa da eğlenceli. Henüz oyunu bitiremedim ama bir hayli zaman aldığı ve uzun sürdüğü aşikar. Silver Dollar Games' in farklı oyunları var ise yazabilirsiniz.
  9. whitecrystall
    Mar 30, 2015
    10
    This game really makes you feel like a legendary fighter and somehow delivers amazing gameplay with only 2 buttons and that's somthing hard to achieve! My second favorite game only beaten by dota 2 and this is a indie game!
  10. Pleiadesu
    Feb 8, 2016
    9
    This game makes you feel like a kung-fu master as you smash your way through countless hundreds and thousands of opponents with usually nothing but your bare (stick) body. The controls are very simple as it only requires a mouse, and there are no two same ways to go about a single level. You could be defensive and stay in one place, hitting only enemies that advance at you, or you couldThis game makes you feel like a kung-fu master as you smash your way through countless hundreds and thousands of opponents with usually nothing but your bare (stick) body. The controls are very simple as it only requires a mouse, and there are no two same ways to go about a single level. You could be defensive and stay in one place, hitting only enemies that advance at you, or you could run around massacring enemy stick figures by the dozen. And by dozen I mean a baker's dozen.… Expand
  11. Motcritic
    Mar 7, 2014
    9
    The gameplay is absolutely brilliant, so fun that I only stopped playing when my hand couldn't handle more clicking!

    This game isn't of course perfect, it could use a much better overall map, maybe configurable game modes. The game has two game modes, survival and a sort of campaign and playing it only requires two buttons, one to attack enemies on the right side, another to attack    The gameplay is absolutely brilliant, so fun that I only stopped playing when my hand couldn't handle more clicking!

    This game isn't of course perfect, it could use a much better overall map, maybe configurable game modes.

    The game has two game modes, survival and a sort of campaign and playing it only requires two buttons, one to attack enemies on the right side, another to attack enemies on the left side, sounds simple right? Well its not! There's a lot of enemies, some evade attacks, some require more than one hit to die, small bosses that require tricky combinations, weapons thrown at you, you throwing weapons at them, special rounds with special weapons and so on. I find it amazing how I can just repeat a same level 6 or 7 times to get a perfect score and it never feels like grinding, its just pure fun this game.    … Expand
  12. sinadoom
    Mar 7, 2014
    8
    Amazing game. The developers have understood the essence of rhythm games. Pick up and play, but not reptitive. It's satisfying despite the two-button controls, and has passive skills which you can activate just by playing, it even has combos! Different types of enemies too. The better you do, the more satisfying it is and the game rewards you with awesome animations and different weapons.Amazing game. The developers have understood the essence of rhythm games. Pick up and play, but not reptitive. It's satisfying despite the two-button controls, and has passive skills which you can activate just by playing, it even has combos! Different types of enemies too. The better you do, the more satisfying it is and the game rewards you with awesome animations and different weapons. The amount of variety is impressive, and best of all it REQUIRES fluency. The announcer is awesome. It's straight to the point, no rubbish just pure awesomeness. It's simple but not frustrating. It resembles the same kind of thrills as the Batman Arkham games' freeflow combat system, just without 3D environment. There's a lot of playtime you can get out of this if you want to do everything, so for the price it's definitely worth it.… Expand
  13. skydivefh
    Mar 7, 2014
    10
    This game uses very simple mechanics but executes them extremely well. The result is a fun, unique, and addictive game. Combined with the fact that One Finger Death Punch is dirt cheap, this game is a must-have.
  14. m3kun
    Mar 8, 2014
    9
    Bought on first sight and loving it! Highly addictive and fast gameplay. Many challenges and unlocks. The first time i played it i couldn't get away from it for at least 2 hours. The simplicity, amount of content, extras and lovely details makes you want to explore everything. A very good highscore game with survival mode, leaderboards and everything else you could expect. You only needBought on first sight and loving it! Highly addictive and fast gameplay. Many challenges and unlocks. The first time i played it i couldn't get away from it for at least 2 hours. The simplicity, amount of content, extras and lovely details makes you want to explore everything. A very good highscore game with survival mode, leaderboards and everything else you could expect. You only need two fingers for this game and good reflexes.… Expand
  15. MillerDaLite
    Mar 9, 2014
    10
    The absolute best 4 dollars I have ever spent on steam the 1 to 1 attack style along with the pure spectacle and insane depth within a game of out standing simplicity
  16. CyberPvnk
    Mar 24, 2014
    9
    Holy crap this game is simple and utterly challenging at the same time. Hard to believe it uses only two buttons (Keyboard, mouse or controller are all supported). With this simplistic control scheme you might expect the game to get old but no sir!

    The genius behind this game really shines through with intense action, detailed graphics (yes they are stick figures but the backgrounds    Holy crap this game is simple and utterly challenging at the same time. Hard to believe it uses only two buttons (Keyboard, mouse or controller are all supported). With this simplistic control scheme you might expect the game to get old but no sir!

    The genius behind this game really shines through with intense action, detailed graphics (yes they are stick figures but the backgrounds alone are really well done) and amazingly smooth action.

    I can not recommend this enough, especially for the price point!!    … Expand
  17. Goodshowoldchap
    Oct 30, 2013
    8
    For one dollar, you really aren't going to get a more entertaining and challenging game.

    One Finger Death Punch only uses two buttons, attack left and attack right. Gameplay consists of enemies streaming in on either side who must be struck before reaching you, but not before entering your "attack zone". This simple formula gets steadily more complicated as new enemies that require    For one dollar, you really aren't going to get a more entertaining and challenging game.

    One Finger Death Punch only uses two buttons, attack left and attack right. Gameplay consists of enemies streaming in on either side who must be struck before reaching you, but not before entering your "attack zone".

    This simple formula gets steadily more complicated as new enemies that require combo sequences to defeat are introduced along with weapons, attainable power-ups, and screen clearing "super combos". Literally everything in this game is fun to watch. Your stick figure character cycles through several kung-fu styles each level and watching as he plows through waves of enemies is made all the sweeter by moments of time-slowing effects that highlight your character punching organs out of his enemies or breaking their bones with powerful strikes.

    If you have any idea what "No, Luca, No" is, you may be surprised to know that the makers of that "anti-game" are behind this loving tribute to gonzo action. Simply put... PLAY THIS GAME    … Expand
  18. Glopatronicals
    Feb 10, 2014
    10
    This game is just brilliant! Very simple, yet very entertaining. But i personally feel it's a but too cheap for what you get out of the game. Other then that, Must Buy, Must Play, Gotta Love.
  19. jdp245
    Mar 14, 2014
    9
    Definitely the most fun I have ever had with 2 fingers. This game is so simple, and yet can be so challenging. But when you get into that zone, you become like Neo in the Matrix, cutting through hundreds of enemies with the lightest tap of your finger. Money well spent folks.
  20. keeblur
    Mar 8, 2014
    9
    Who would think such a simple concept could be so much damn fun. The game is nonstop action that requires all your attention and keeps perfectionists like me coming back for more.

    The UI definitely could use some work, such as a restart button for levels, but it can easily be looked passed due to just how much fun the game is.
  21. GYOME
    Mar 11, 2014
    10
    This game is a stick-man fighting game that is just awesome to play and is so much fun! Buy it now and you will have a lot of fun.

    The enemy become harder and harder and there are lots of different challenges that keeps changing the game which makes it interesting.

    For only $4 this is a must buy!
  22. Falesh
    Mar 12, 2014
    10
    What a great game! When I saw it on youtube I thought it might be entertaining for a bit and then dull due to it's simplicity. However it turns out to have a lot of staying power. There is a long campaign which will take a while to play all the levels, on top of that you can set yourself challenges. For example I am only advancing on to the next level if I get a gold medal or higher. TheseWhat a great game! When I saw it on youtube I thought it might be entertaining for a bit and then dull due to it's simplicity. However it turns out to have a lot of staying power. There is a long campaign which will take a while to play all the levels, on top of that you can set yourself challenges. For example I am only advancing on to the next level if I get a gold medal or higher. These medals are awarded for how accurate you are, the gold one is given if you only miss 1-3 times.

    All in all it's a game I would pay £15 for and yet it is being sold for a couple of pounds. That means if you are even remotely interested it is worth picking it up.    … Expand
  23. Superfukc
    Mar 18, 2014
    9
    This game gives you EVERYTHING for your money.
    fast paced action, nice animations, hack and slay, perks, achievements!

    You control with only 2 buttons but enemies getting faster and you mustn't press the wrong button. Also there is enemy variety so you need to pay attention.
    this game is a blast and costs only 5$ or smth like that.
  24. RockStarGamers
    Jul 28, 2015
    6
    One finger Death Punch is fun for a while, kept alive by nice visuals and a great soundtrack. Combat feels visceral but there's not much under the surface. Probably better on mobile.
  25. Xelluse
    Mar 1, 2016
    10
    Just 2 buttons... Just 2 **** buttons !!! And so much fun !!!
    One of the greatest games, easy to learn, hard to master, all over the time this game makes you feel "Hell Yea" !!!
    Brilliant game, cheap, simple, hard and what's most important for me FUN.
  26. VidyaBum
    Jan 30, 2016
    6
    So it's frustrating. That's the bottom line.

    The long version is that this game is very simple and not very diverse. It tries to diversify itself and sometimes succeed, like with the multi, smash, light sword or nunchaku rounds, which offer a new type of challenge...but the diverse rounds most of the time aren't different enough from the basic mob round to really warrant being played.    So it's frustrating. That's the bottom line.

    The long version is that this game is very simple and not very diverse. It tries to diversify itself and sometimes succeed, like with the multi, smash, light sword or nunchaku rounds, which offer a new type of challenge...but the diverse rounds most of the time aren't different enough from the basic mob round to really warrant being played.

    More than that, as many have said, the campaign is ridiculously long. I'm some 8 hours in, there's 3 levels of difficulty, and I'm not even finished with the first level! And I didn't 100% the level either.

    So in short it has a lot of content that's sort of junky. It's nowhere near terrible but the repetitiveness and length really tire you out.

    However the 6 isn't because of the length, it's because of a lot of stupid gameplay decisions that I am annoyed at OFDP.

    Before I get to that, I have to say that the game's "charm" is totally lost on me. I'm not fond of old martial arts movies, the voice acting and general style sounds plainly stupid to me and I just don't care for any of the music either. The only part of this game I like to hear or see is the quit button after I've tried myself at it for a while.
    So that probably counts as a negative too. Maybe this game just isn't meant for me.

    But I still think the gameplay had a ton of terrible decisions.

    1 - Too much visuals. This is a game where 99% of your actions will depend on your eyes and your fingers. There are no sound cues except when you kill an enemy or miss(and by then it's too late). So why is there so much visual noise? Blood splatters, piece of enemies flying, foreground objects covering my stickman or the enemies coming towards me?! All of this **** needs to go. It makes a game that's very demanding in terms of skill and reactivity really annoying to play sometimes. Especially with Nunchaku or Light Sword rounds, where all is black and blue and when the enemies die, they explode into a giant fountain of blood. I need to see what's coming to me, can it with the over-the-top visual effects!

    2 - Miss mechanic sucks. The idea that you can't move left or right changes the gameplay drastically. It makes a "reaction game" of sorts into a pure rhythm game, or something very close to it. Many times I get misses due to outright silly reasons, which go along with the earlier visual problem: let's say I have a powerup that allows me to pick up a sword and throw it. There is a way to check if the powerup is ready, but there's no way I'm having the time to look away from the onslaught of enemies to see the tiny icon in the lower left. So I'll rapidly press left left or right right, the first to pick the weapon, the second to throw it.
    If the weapon isn't ready, then when I press the second button, my guy slashes the air instead of throwing, and I miss. Misses accumulate really fast with things that really are pretty much unthinkable to pay attention to because you never have the time.
    IMO only the amount of damage you took should define your score. Or misses should be used for something else than the medal you get at the end.

    3 - "Cinematic" gameplay. Ok that crap needs to stop. You'd think only AAA games would fall for this, but no, even arcade games do now. What the hell do I need a slowdown for when I killed an enemy? Nothing. Do I need a detailed X-ray? No. Do I want to see that heart punched out that guy? Nope. I just want to play, not watch your cheaply designed stickmen "diversify" the repetitiveness with something that cuts off gameplay in the middle of a fight.

    4 - It tries really hard, but repeats itself too much. As I said with the lack of proper diversity, the two-button gameplay tries so hard sometimes to offer a new experience, but fails. Whether basic stickmen, stronger stickmen, brawlers, or daggers come to you, it always ends up being a press fast and at the right time. You can see that the devs tried really hard to offer new gameplay but it fails because the base system is just too simple, and does not offer movement. Bosses are meh, stronger stickmen get annoying rather than challenging in my eyes, and the general system just isn't very strong.

    A simple game with a simple gameplay, if you want something challenging but frustrating, it'll easily do the job, even moreso if you're into old martial arts schlock, but for me, I see it more as a thing to do for 20 mins before quitting for a week. I pass my nerves on it and move on.    … Expand
  27. HSuke
    May 22, 2019
    5
    This game is so mind-numbingly boring. You play the same level over and over again. It was fun for the first 10 minutes. It was a bit less fun for the next hour. By the 3rd hour, I was already brain dead. I have no idea how people can enjoy playing the same minute-long game for 6 hours.
  28. AbeMC
    Jan 19, 2017
    9
    Simple arcade game. Your stick-figure stands in the middle; left-click to attack to the left, right-click to attack to the right. Enemies come from both directions. Survive. That is it.

    The fun factor of One Finger Death Punch comes from the number of variations on such a simple formula. Some enemies require two, three, or four clicks to defeat; some require a variation of left and    Simple arcade game. Your stick-figure stands in the middle; left-click to attack to the left, right-click to attack to the right. Enemies come from both directions. Survive. That is it.

    The fun factor of One Finger Death Punch comes from the number of variations on such a simple formula. Some enemies require two, three, or four clicks to defeat; some require a variation of left and right clicks. Mob rounds are simple horde mode; sword rounds and nunchuck rounds are self-explanatory; smash rounds require throwing enemies into objects; lightning rounds set a timer for defeating a prescribed number of enemies; and several more.

    There is even a set of skills that can be unlocked; choose any three. Each match takes around 90 seconds, so it's possible move quickly through the levels. Button-mashing will result in rapid death; each button-press has to be timed correctly - and quickly.

    Best played in short intervals, One Finger Death Punch is perfect for those times when you really don't have time to boot up a bigger, more involved game, but still want to have some quick fun. Worth the $5 asking price, and discounts much lower than that. Highly recommended!    … Expand
  29. RagingPoet
    May 5, 2019
    8
    One Finger Death Punch is an ultimate tribute to early 2000s stick figure flash violence
  30. reviewinggamer
    Dec 22, 2017
    8
    A good game that has good controls, good graphics, and its just good in general. This game is easy to pick up to, and hard to master. It is alot of fun but it gets boring after a while. 8/10
  31. Kuvrot
    May 19, 2018
    8
    Addictive and frenetic, I really thought I was not going to like it but I got a good surprise.

    The game is difficult and it is not only reflexes you also have to know how to identify enemies since there are some that kill one hit, others dodge, others die after two hit, etc. The movements and attacks of the player are spectacular It has its own story mode with simple levels,    Addictive and frenetic, I really thought I was not going to like it but I got a good surprise.

    The game is difficult and it is not only reflexes you also have to know how to identify enemies since there are some that kill one hit, others dodge, others die after two hit, etc.

    The movements and attacks of the player are spectacular

    It has its own story mode with simple levels, phases, and bosses. And if you want to continue playing you can play the survival mode.

    It's a fun, frenetic game, good visually with a simple story mode.    … Expand
  32. EnesUgw
    Mar 11, 2021
    10
    The best experience you will have with just 2 keystrokes.You can play this game while your competitive game is searching for a match or waiting for someone.
  33. Jollyolfun
    Nov 18, 2022
    5
    ya know. button mashing is fun. but it is certainly not fun for the longest of times

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  1. Multiplayer.it
    Mar 29, 2014
    80
    One Finger Death Punch delivers a fast, challenging, compelling combat experience in the simplest way possible.
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  2. Hooked Gamers
    Mar 12, 2014
    70
    This is a game to play when you are waiting around for something, need to quickly blow off some steam, or if you’re a maniacal completionist. The depth behind the simplistic control scheme is impressive up to a point, until it all starts to get a bit samey.
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  3. Gameblog.fr
    Sep 23, 2013
    70
    Quotation forthcoming.
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