Man 2

Man 2 should appeal to fans of quirky indie projects and trash games alike. This small budget three-dimensional fighting game boasts low poly graphics with minimalist animation. 2D anime images also make up part of its repertoire; intended solely for one playthrough through. Men and women fight among themselves. Heroes and heroines enter an arena wearing only their undergarment, with cameras located directly behind each fighter (or warrior), which allows it to be rotated freely around him or her during battles that occur in three-dimensional space. Fights take place on small yet completely open maps where all fighters may move freely throughout. Locations include wooden rooms, mini-arenas with high fences, wide platforms with boxed, placed boxes. You're free to run in various directions while jumping high or hitting. During contractions your adrenaline gauge fills and filling it completely enables the use of special techniques and special moves by your protagonist against lawyers, invaders and bad people in order to defend his loved ones from danger. There's even an engaging storyline here about his fight for protection of loved ones from lawyers, invaders and bad people; this video game takes place against attorneys, invaders & bad people to protect his loved ones from harm while lawyers / invaders/bad people threaten his loved ones from harm!

Man 2 provides several modes for players:

• Instanact Action is a standard duels mode between one fighter on each team;
• whilst for Quick Duels the AI team competes against their human opponent;
• Extra Matches offer nearly the same fights, but with additional rounds;
• Story mode offers an immersive campaign experience in which not only must you battle different opponents while following their story development but also jump across platforms and collect collectibles.