Cute Things Dying Violently
- September 2, 2015
- ApathyWorks, LLC
Get on Steam"Cute Things Dying Violently" is a challenging physics-based game where you help hapless critters navigate through dangerous levels filled with spikes, buzzsaws, and fire. Use a variety of items and your reflexes to save the critters, but be prepared for some accidental electrocutions and other forms of violent deaths. The game features 48 single-player levels, level editor, Steam Workshop integration, and a murderous robot. A free Android copy of the game is included.
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Reviews
- The game is fun, addictive, and combines elements of popular games like Angry Birds and Lemmings.
- It features cute critters with humorous dialogue and a unique puzzle/physics gameplay mechanic.
- The game offers a good balance of challenge, with simple levels that become more difficult as you progress.
- Some players experienced technical issues, such as a black screen when changing to full screen mode.
- The game may lack depth and charm compared to other puzzle games, leading to boredom for some players.
- There are mixed feelings about the game's objective, with some preferring a focus on killing critters rather than saving them.
- humor3 mentions
- 100 % positive mentions
- 0 % neutral mentions
- 0 % negative mentions
The humor in the game is characterized by a mix of vulgar jokes and relatable, amusing dialogue from the characters, making it both entertaining and addictive for players.
“Contains many vulgar but funny jokes.”
“Those critters remind me of myself sometimes (because of the way they talk), which is really funny :3”
“Fun, funny, and super addictive.”
- gameplay2 mentions
- 50 % positive mentions
- 0 % neutral mentions
- 50 % negative mentions
The gameplay is a blend of mechanics reminiscent of Angry Birds and Cut the Rope, offering a fun and engaging experience, though it leans towards a mobile-focused design. While enjoyable, it may feel more suited for casual play rather than deep engagement.
“A fun little time burner that combines Angry Birds and Cut the Rope mechanics with added cute elements of things getting torn apart.”
“Gameplay is okay, but it feels kind of mobile-focused.”
