Punch Club 2: Fast Forward is heading to mobile! iOS users rejoice – the boxing management sim arrives August 22nd.
TinyBuild has announced the mobile release of Lazy Bear Games' retro-futuristic boxing game, Punch Club 2: Fast Forward, for iPhone and iPad on August 22nd.
This sequel transplants the gritty 80s setting of the original into a cyberpunk-infused future metropolis. Players guide their protagonist from average Joe to boxing champion, navigating a variety of jobs and side quests along the way.
Packed with Easter eggs and a unique Choose Your Own Adventure style, Punch Club 2 has already garnered a dedicated following since its initial release. Now, mobile gamers can finally join the action.
A Deep and Engaging Experience
Despite its synthwave aesthetic, Punch Club 2 offers a surprisingly deep management simulation experience. Numerous minigames and side tasks provide ample replayability for completionists, while casual players will find plenty to enjoy.
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