HANGMAN Reviews

A cool little game. Easy 100%.

Easy 10 minute time killer.

Needs a random word game mode, but I guess you get what you pay for

There is no challenge here... And the 30 words in this seem like they were plucked from a teenage mind over 5 minutes of shallow thought

Quite good implementation of the well known letter guessing game in iconic paper-sketch graphics. Would nicely expect a sequel to this game.

how can a simple children's game be dark you might ask... the same way that nursery rhymes are really dark and grim if you knew their history. same nihilistic premise. when the words coming up are along the lines of "anarchy", "plague doctor" and the like... eyah. i think it's safe to say you shouldn't hold out hope for anything like, well, Hope, coming up in the list anytime soon. look. if you're okay with dark emo grimness thrown in with your children's game, here you are. but if you came into this game thinking it would be a peachy, sunny little romp in nostalgia... oh, honey are you in for a shock. for me, it was still kind of fun. but i wouldn't suggest playing this if you looking for something upbeat.

This game kept me entertained for 1.5 hours. My one critique is to code it that when you choose a letter, it disappears. Because when I chose the wrong letter twice, it added to the hangman. So I had to have a notepad out and write down the ones I had already said. This game is a lot more fun when taking turns with someone. Can't wait for part 2 to come out. I hope you take my advice. PS: I think, to make it look different from the first one, instead of using a crumpled paper, use a chalkboard, and when you select a letter, an eraser erases it from the options. Good Luck!

It's a short and quick game. You can finish it in less than 30 minutes. I don't mind the given words in the game, but I know some people may be sensitive and may not recommend the game because it's dark, as the tag describes it (murder, corona virus, ghost, etc.). I recommend this for adults who are like me, but for kids not at all. Overall it's a fun game :) The only sad part about this is that even though I perfected both Hangman and Hangman 2, they didn't appear in my Perfect Games list. All my Achievements in this game did not reflect as well :(

(Same review as on Hangman 2 since, well, it's basically the same thing.) Well.... speaking as someone on medication for depression, the words chosen in both of these Hangman games came off as predictably angsty as others have said. Gloomy and depressing. I'm guessing they were going for edgy? Anyway, I just really like word games and they were cheap so I grabbed them and had a go. I honestly wouldn't bother to recommend these. No replay-ability, which is a shame. I would have enjoyed a hangman game that was randomly choosing words, but at least it scratched that wordy itch I had.

I mean... it's Hangman as the name of the game suggests but it's only got a set amount of levels, that being 30 and once you're done, you're done. There's no replay value to be found anywhere and for that, I can't recommend this game. Also, some of the words chosen aren't exactly family friendly: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1820958512