- April 17, 2020
- Time To Kill
KillSteel
86%Game Brain Score
graphics, gameplay
story, stability
86% User Score 146 reviews
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About
Kill as many cars as you can in this action-packed free student game!






Audience ScoreBased on 146 reviews
graphics5 positive mentions
optimization3 negative mentions
- The game is simple and fun, providing mindless entertainment that can be enjoyed for short bursts.
- It features chaotic vehicle combat with enjoyable mechanics, making it a great option for fans of car destruction games.
- The game is free, which adds to its appeal, allowing players to experience the fun without any financial commitment.
- The game lacks multiplayer options, which many players feel would significantly enhance the experience.
- There are numerous bugs and issues with physics, leading to frustrating gameplay moments such as getting stuck or inconsistent damage calculations.
- The game has limited content, with few vehicles and maps, leaving players wanting more variety and features.
graphics
11 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics of the game receive mixed reviews, with some players finding them dated and unpolished, likening the visuals to a glorified mobile game. However, others praise the graphics as impressive and realistic, particularly in the context of a free game, highlighting the ability to customize settings for better performance. Overall, while the graphics may not be the standout feature, they are deemed sufficient for the gameplay experience.
“The graphics were insane, and how realistic it was blew my mind.”
“Where do I begin? The graphics are phenomenal, the car mechanics are smooth, and best of all, you never get bored of it.”
“Sure, it's not graphically polished or audibly superb, but it ticks all the boxes of a great basic destruction derby game, and it's free!”
“Makes the game a 1.6/10; sure, you can run it on a potato, but the graphics don't see much change on far more powerful PCs.”
“Add to that invisible walls and collision bugs, and you have a glorified version of a mobile game with better graphics.”
“Dated graphics and menus, a generic 'wannabe kick-ass' rock soundtrack, often-seen fonts - this project isn't polished or visually pleasing, but it's free, it's completely honest about what it is, and it's fun.”