Punch Club 2: Fast Forward

This management game will have you going on one wild adventure after another, but don’t forget your father. No matter how many sewer trips you take, the donuts you bring back days later, or shifts you barely make, you have one true goal. Punch Club 2: Fast Forward is such a lovable game.

Punch Club 2: Fast Forward brings some interesting new features to the first opus in the series, with more enjoyable training sessions, interesting side missions, especially in the first part of the game, and a whole new universe to explore. Humor is also on the agenda, with the integration of many 80s inspirations. Nevertheless, the title suffers from a marked sense of repetition in the second half of the game. Not to mention the technical problems that completely spoil the adventure for players who don't realize until very late that they have a problem in their adventure.

Punch Club 2: Fast Forward is a very worthy sequel to an extremely original game. While those who have played the first part will see many similarities and can be criticized that this second part does not break the mold at all, I think that the futuristic setting, with all that this entails, opened many doors to different characteristics very interesting to master.

Punch Club 2 features tons of new content and a well-crafted cyberpunk theme. But mechanically, there's hardly anything new, and all the annoying problems of the first game remain. Maybe even worse.