Martin: No Filter Fighters II Turbo
"II Turbo" is the second most-searched version of this game's name after the plain title, and it confuses people for a good reason: there are two different listings using it.
What the name actually refers to
There are three separate things people mean when they search "Martin No Filter Fighters 2 Turbo" or "II Turbo":
- A second listing on GameJolt. A page named Martin No Filter Fighters II Turbo exists on GameJolt. It is a separate upload from the itch.io build.
- A joke about the naming convention. "II Turbo" is the Street Fighter sequel naming pattern, and the community uses it half-seriously when talking about the next version of this game.
- An updated build. The itch.io version has been shipping frequent updates — 13.2 added Bob from Marketing and the vertical stage transitions — and some players assume the newer build is the "Turbo" one.
Which one is official?
The developer's own listing is the one on itch.io, published under Trey2k23 / TDHampton Productions. That page carries the version number, the patch notes, the download builds and the comment thread where the creator takes requests for the next character. It has been updated within the last day.
Players in the developer's own comment thread have noticed the difference. One poster, XayStation_TV, described the GameJolt version as "another 1 here, with Otis" that "seems to be more to the game here claiming its the continuation of the Martin Game", and later added that "the audio is bad for otis". That is a player report, not a statement from the developer, but it is consistent with the listing being a separate build with extra characters rather than a straight mirror.
We could not confirm that the GameJolt listing is published by the original developer. Treat it as unverified. For a fan project that is still in development, the safest assumption is that the itch.io page is the source of truth and anything else is a re-upload that may lag behind or be modified.
Does the version matter?
Yes, considerably. This game changes fast:
- v13.2 — Bob from Marketing, The Corporate Party stage, "Next Level" vertical stage transitions.
- v12.9 — Bruh-Man plus the PC download builds.
- Earlier — Jerome, then Dragonfly Jones and his dojo.
A build that is a week old may be missing two fighters and a whole mechanic. If a guide or video mentions nine fighters, it predates Bruh-Man and Bob.
How to tell which build you are playing
- Check the character select screen — 11 slots means you are on 13.2 or later.
- Look for "The Corporate Party" in the stage list.
- Try an uppercut near a ceiling. If you can send the opponent up through it, you have the Next Level update.
What we recommend
Play the itch.io build. It is the one the creator updates, it is the one with the working online room codes, and it is the only one where your play count benefits the person who made the game. You can start it right now from our home page — the embed loads the creator's own hosted build, so nothing is re-uploaded here.
If you specifically want the GameJolt version, find it through GameJolt's own search rather than a third-party download page. Fan-game repacks are a common way to distribute junk installers.
Version timeline
The build history is short but dense, and knowing it is how you tell whether the guide you are reading is current:
- Early builds — a seven-fighter roster. Videos from this period show a smaller character select than the game has now.
- Jerome added — ice powers and The Playa's Ball stage.
- Dragonfly Jones added — his assistant, Dragonfly's Dojo, and a second story chapter.
- 12.9 — Bruh-Man added, plus the Windows and Linux/Steam Deck download builds.
- 13.2 — Bob from Marketing, The Corporate Party stage, and the vertical "Next Level" stage transitions.
Any article describing nine fighters is describing a build that predates Bruh-Man and Bob. That is the fastest way to date a page.
How to check which build you actually have
Three checks, in order of speed:
- Count the character select screen. Eleven slots means 13.2 or later.
- Look for The Corporate Party in the stage list. If it is missing, you are behind.
- Try an uppercut near a ceiling. If the opponent goes through it, you have Next Level.
If you are on the browser build and all three checks fail, you are probably running a cached copy from a tab that has been open for days. A hard reload fixes it.
Why the same name shows up in two places
Fan projects get copied. Someone downloads a build, uploads it under a slightly different name, and now there are two pages claiming to be the same game. That is the most likely explanation for a second listing using the "II Turbo" suffix, and it is why we treat the itch.io page — the one with the version numbers, the patch notes and the creator replying in comments — as the only authoritative source.
It is also possible the developer themselves published on a second platform. We cannot rule that out. What we can say is that we have not seen confirmation, and until we do, this page will describe the second listing as unverified.
Download pages to avoid
Any site offering a "Martin No Filter Fighters II Turbo APK", an installer, or a direct file download that is not the developer's own listing should be treated as hostile until proven otherwise. Fan-game repacks are a standard delivery mechanism for adware, and there is no legitimate Android build of this game to package in the first place.
The safe pattern is simple: play in the browser, or download a zip from the creator's page. Nothing else.
So what should you actually type into Google
If you are looking for the current game, search the plain name. If you already searched "II Turbo" and landed here, the answer is one click away: the build on the home page is the current one, and it is the same build the developer maintains.
Questions people ask about II Turbo
Is II Turbo a sequel?
There is no confirmed sequel to Martin: No Filter Fighters. The roster grows through updates to the same game rather than through a second release, so the fighter you want may already exist in the current build under a version number instead of a new title.
Do the two builds play differently?
Unknown. We have not run the GameJolt listing side by side with the itch.io build, and we are not going to claim a difference we have not measured. What is confirmable is that the itch.io page carries version numbers and patch notes, which makes it the only build whose contents can be checked against a changelog.
Will my progress carry over?
There is no account system in Martin: No Filter Fighters, so there is nothing to carry over between builds. That also means nothing is lost by switching — but it means unlock-style progress, if any exists, lives in your browser storage and disappears when you clear site data.