101 Ways to Die
- March 17, 2016
- 4 Door Lemon
Not quite as bad as falling into a pit of spikes, 101 Ways to Die is a serviceable physics-based puzzle game. Fun in short doses, it does enough right to warrant a quick look, but even though creating your own weird and wonderful traps is the title's main draw, the gameplay can outstay its welcome when the difficulty level begins to rise.
Get on Steam101 Ways To Die is a physics-based puzzler with a twist - it's full of dark humor and cartoon gore. As the assistant of an eccentric scientist, Professor Splatunfuder, it's your job to help him in restoring a damaged Recipe book named 101 Ways To Die.
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Xbox
Reviews
Audience ScoreBased on 13 reviews
gameplay3 positive mentions
- gameplay8 mentions
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- graphics7 mentions
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- funny3 mentions
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- story2 mentions
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- grinding1 mentions
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Critic Reviews
70% average critic score
101 Ways to Die Review
Not quite as bad as falling into a pit of spikes, 101 Ways to Die is a serviceable physics-based puzzle game. Fun in short doses, it does enough right to warrant a quick look, but even though creating your own weird and wonderful traps is the title's main draw, the gameplay can outstay its welcome when the difficulty level begins to rise.
60%101 Ways to Die Review - KeenGamer
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