Kill The Bad Guy Reviews

It is a nice game with some fun aspects to it, however I don't like the such short duration for each level, you can't properly set yourself up, or have the most fun with finding ways to 'KILL THE BAD GUY' but its good as a time waster game 6/10

Meh... Half interesting concept, but I don't get it. Got through a couple levels, all they tell you is you can click on black objects. 3rd level I have a piano, street signs, rope (hose?) and a truck. The guy never goes in front of the car which is the only thing I can seem to move. Somehow the piano moved to the back of the truck, not sure how that happened, but can't seem to do anything.

Let's be honest, with the current price tag this game is a bad dissapointment. Basically it's nothing more than a puzle game and not a creative killing game. The background of the victims doesn't mean a thing either, which would have been a nice addition if you could use their own crimes against them. On the other hand, it's well made. The graphics are good, the sound is acceptable and there's a bit of replay value. Not much, but there's. Would I buy this game again, with the information I've got after buying and playing? That's a bit of a paradox, but no, I wouldn't buy it. The reason for it is the price and the plane puzzling aspect of the game. I was hoping for a little Garry's MOD massacre style game, but, that's not going to happen.

KTBG has some potential, however, even for an EA title, it is very repetitive, and there are not much difference between each level... You can't really do what you want, and there a not much ways to kill the bad guy. You often find yourself thinking : I want to kill him like this, but you have no other option. All the "bad guys" are the same, no specific behaviour form one to another. I don't play multiplayer, and I can't remember if devs were talking about the multiplayer mode when I bought it years ago... A good game, but very very repetitve. To buy on sale. 10€ is a bit expensive for the content by now.

I got 16 mins through this game so maybe that's not enough to have an opinion. It's like every other puzzle game I've played recently only there's no stand out style, I don't like the music/sound and it all feels a bit unfinished.

A simple puzzle game that screams mobile port with its counter intuitive controls and a graphical and sound style that screams lazy and devoid of any personality or inspiration. The puzzles at first seemed fun but after 30+ and I'm already feeling nauseous thinking about it. You've probably played much better puzzle games on your mobile phone and you definitely won't need this menial piece of crap on PC. Skip this one without looking back.

It's like if the "Assassin" section of Newgrounds was a 3D game. And I do not mean that as a compliment. Also, some levels are extremely fickle in how you achieve the goal. There was one level where every guide said you could launch a lawnmower off a truckbed. No matter what I did it, the lawnmower never launched. Nightmare.

Kill the Bad Guy is an idea that sounds great on paper, but lacks the proper execution to be any kind of fun. Players are expected to figure out how to kill the bad guy by combining and interacting with various objects within a level. The main problem with this game is that the behaviours of each individual object isn't immediately clear, which prevents players from being able to efficiently plan a strategy. Add to this that the bad guy never shows a clear direction or path, and the result is a game that fails in making the player feel clever in any possible way.

It's a puzzle game. You set up a series of traps and obstacles on a course of your target in order to lead him to the kill-zone, where you plan to whack him. It's pretty fun and it gets way more challenging after a while... Use your creativity and planning. Study your objective route, set up your ambush and strike in the right moment. It's a decent game and I give it a 7/10.

This is a cool, slick, puzzle game that reminds me, in a way, of something like World of Goo. Except a lot bloodier. It is heavily based on physics, because the goal is to create elaborate Rube Goldberg style traps that "accidentally" kill the current target. You get extra points for being particularly inventive, and if you get caught then you lose the round. This is a fun, [darkly] whimsical and cynical game. One of those that you'll fire up intending to only play for 15 minutes and then end up spending 3 hours at.