Did you know? In 2004

Did you know?

In 2004, a video game based on “Fight Club” was released for PlayStation 2 and Xbox 🎮

The story is different from the film and the book, the game follows an original character-named only protagonist decides to join Fight Club after breaking up with his girlfriend. By winning fights, the character moves up through the ranks of Fight Club, getting closer to Project Mayhem and becoming Tyler Durden's right-hand man.

The game was met with negative reception from critics.

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