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Third-person shooting in a RushDI2 village arena
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RushDI2

By Harpure

A clay-styled third-person shooter with three classes, team battles, capture points and enemy waves, distributed through a Windows launcher.

RushDI2 is a third-person shooter by Harpure, with big-headed characters and bright, clay-like scenery. The creator cites Avatar Star as an inspiration and aims for fast, short matches. The game remains in development and is seeking player feedback.

RushDI2 character shooting in a colorful village from a third-person perspective
Frame from the creator’s gameplay video © Harpure

Team shooting, capture points and enemy waves

The creator’s post lists Team Deathmatch, King of the Hill with a central capture point, and Raid Boss with waves of bot enemies, alongside four maps. Players can create rooms or form parties to find matches. Match size varies between documented versions, so check the current game’s details before playing.

The creator’s video shows over-the-shoulder shooting in a village, with buildings and changes in elevation shaping the arena. Score, time, weapons and skills remain visible on the HUD. The footage illustrates the action and presentation, but is not a hands-on assessment of performance or balance.

Three classes and equipment loadouts

The creator lists three main classes: Destroyer, Executioner and Warden, each with a different style and skills. The Executioner screenshot shows weapon slots, outfits and the items prepared before entering a match. The post also describes equipment enhancement using stones and a success-chance system.

Executioner equipment and character screen in RushDI2
Screenshot from the creator’s post © Harpure

Download route and development status

RushDI2 is distributed for Windows through a launcher on GitHub, rather than played inside a web page. This introduction is based on the creator’s post, images and video; the executable has not been installed or play-tested. The creator warns that security warnings may appear, so review the source and your system’s warnings before deciding to install. Hosting on GitHub is not a guarantee of safety.

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