Core Design stripped the multiplayer brawler back to a solo mission for Fighting Force 2. You control Hawk Manson infiltrating a criminal organization's facilities across a series of industrial and corporate environments, combining hand-to-hand combat with firearms and environmental objects. The game leaned harder into stealth and gadget use than its predecessor, aiming for something between a beat-em-up and a third-person action game. Reception at the time was mixed, but it remains an artifact of the late PS1-era effort to evolve a genre that was already struggling in 3D.