Drunken Duel 2
Click to play — free via gamemonetize Free to play in your browser — no download, works on desktop and mobile.
About Drunken Duel 2
The wobbliest gunslingers in the west are back on the roof. Drunken Duel 2 puts two ragdoll stickmen on a rooftop at high noon, each holding a pistol and none holding their balance, and hands each player exactly one button. Press it and your drunken marksman fires — somewhere. The bullet goes where the sway dictates, which means every showdown is equal parts quick-draw contest and weather report on the wind.
The sequel climbs to a new rooftop and unpacks new toys: fresh weapons with their own drift patterns and a helicopter that can be shot out of the sky and sent clattering toward your opponent as improvised artillery. Weapon pickups change the rhythm of a duel entirely, and the five-knock win condition keeps comebacks alive — nothing is settled until someone has been floored five times, and no lead survives four sloppy rounds.
It is the rare physics duel where losing is as funny as winning. Every miss is a story, every accidental headshot is a scandal, and the single-button design means both a rival and a roommate can be dangerous within seconds. Pour two glasses of nothing stronger than soda, share one keyboard, and let the roof decide.
How to play
| Desktop | One firing key per player — player one presses W, player two presses the up arrow, and each press fires the drunken shot of the moment. |
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| Mobile | Each side of the screen is a tap zone, so two players can duel on one phone or tablet. |
Tips & tricks
- Fire on the backswing, not the sway's peak — the wobble pauses just long enough at the turn to aim a little.
- New weapons change the drift; fire one test shot to learn the arc before the score is on the line.
- The helicopter is worth contesting — shooting it down drops a hazard on your rival's half of the roof.
- At match point, slow down: the player who panics presses early and hands over the knock.
- Count your opponent's rhythm as much as their score — most players fire on a beat you can exploit.
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