- December 11, 2013
- Game Hive Corporation
- 37h median play time
Beat the Boss 3
Platforms
About
"Beat the Boss 3 " is an extreme version of the popular stress-relief game, allowing players to customize their boss and weapons to defeat them in various humorous ways. With over 100 new lethal weapons and physics-simulated reactions, players can enjoy this game in beautiful hand-crafted stages while customizing their experience. However, it is not suitable for children or those weak at heart due to its violent content.





- The game is fun and provides a great way to relieve stress.
- The graphics and weapon variety are impressive, making gameplay enjoyable.
- Customization options for the boss and weapons add a personal touch to the game.
- Leveling up and obtaining materials is too slow, making progression frustrating.
- The crowned boss feature often doesn't work, even with a stable internet connection.
- There are frequent ads that interrupt gameplay, which can be very annoying.
humor
317 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe humor in this game is widely praised, with players finding it hilarious and a great stress reliever. Many reviews highlight the funny interactions and absurd weapons used to "beat the boss," contributing to a lighthearted and entertaining experience. Overall, the game's comedic elements are a significant draw, making it enjoyable for players of all ages.
“This game is one of my favorite games! I love it; it's a stress reliever and it also makes me happy. It's a funny game, and the boss is so hard to kill. I enjoyed it and hope you guys make more games like this. We love you, makers of Beat the Boss!”
“It's so funny to play and it's fun! Hilarious and fun game for everyone.”
“This game is hilarious! I love it; it's so funny and makes my loneliness go away. Whoever made this app, I love it!”
“I don't like it because it's not funny; it's just kicking his ass.”
“The jokes fell flat and felt forced, making the game more cringeworthy than entertaining.”
“I expected humor, but instead, I got a series of tired clichés that didn't make me laugh at all.”