Duterte Fighting Crime 2

Play as Duterte blast zombies recruit allies defeat the Zombie King

Duterte Fighting Crime 2 is a no-frills, free action romp that leans into its outrageous premise and arcade sensibilities. You step into a cartoonish version of Rodrigo Duterte and turn Manila’s streets into a gauntlet of undead, clearing wave after wave with an ever growing stash of guns.

The core loop is simple, shoot zombies, power up, push forward. What keeps it from going stale is the steady drip of progression. You can unlock new skills, collect badges that mark your milestones, and even morph into tougher forms that hit harder. On top of that, familiar caricatures of Philippine political figures show up as allies, adding a playful layer of fan service and extra firepower when the horde closes in.

Difficulty ramps up across stages, so early skirmishes give way to tougher encounters that demand better gear and smarter upgrades. It all builds toward a showdown with the Zombie King, a clear final target that gives the campaign a sense of purpose beyond survival. The arsenal variety helps, since switching weapons changes how you manage distance and crowd control.

Presentation is where expectations need to be managed. Visuals are basic, with rough edges that date the look, and the controls feel limited, which can make precise movement and aiming less satisfying than in more polished shooters. If you judge games by spectacle or input depth, this will not impress.

Still, there is a scrappy charm to the experience. The mix of goofy cameos, constant zombie blasting, and incremental power growth offers bite sized entertainment that is easy to pick up for short sessions. For players who value straightforward action, fan nods, and a clear challenge curve over flashy graphics and nuanced control schemes, Duterte Fighting Crime 2 delivers a lively, tongue in cheek battle against the undead.