Krampus Kills
- December 2, 2022
- DangerousBob Studio LLC
In "Krampus Kills," players step into the shoes of Krampus, a Christmas mythology creature on a rampage. Wreak havoc and destroy everything in your path across various levels filled with holiday-themed environments and enemies. Use an array of brutal weapons and special abilities to unleash Krampus' full potential and ensure that no one dares to celebrate Christmas again.
Reviews
- The game features smooth gameplay and a fun mix of horror and shooter elements, reminiscent of classic Doom.
- Great graphics and a unique holiday theme with plenty of jump scares and surprises.
- The game is surprisingly long for its price, offering replay value and a variety of weapons to use.
- The game can be frustratingly difficult at times, especially with certain enemies that can kill you instantly.
- Some players found the story and gameplay lacking depth, with criticisms of poor physics and clunky animations.
- There are issues with achievements not awarding properly and a lack of replay value after completing the game.
- story12 mentions
- 33 % positive mentions
- 42 % neutral mentions
- 25 % negative mentions
The game's story is described as short, simple, and enjoyable, with a balance that fits well within the gameplay and puzzles. While some players found the narrative engaging and vibrant, others criticized it as lacking depth and quality. Overall, opinions are mixed, with some appreciating the concise storytelling and others deeming it inadequate.
“I thought this was a great short game to play, and the duration was just the right amount for the story and in-game puzzles.”
“The story is simple, yet fun.”
“Graphics are good and that is about it; gameplay, story, and physics are hot garbage.”
“The story is short and sweet, plus there's an endless mode if you want to just go blasting.”
“The graphics were very vibrant and the sound effects were on par with the story and gameplay.”
- gameplay10 mentions
- 60 % positive mentions
- 30 % neutral mentions
- 10 % negative mentions
The gameplay is characterized by smooth mechanics and engaging horror elements, featuring a mix of fun puzzles and jump scares that enhance the experience. While the puzzles are not overly challenging, the game delivers a blend of humor and tension, making it an entertaining choice for fans of the survival horror genre. Overall, players appreciate the graphics and the effective gameplay system that keeps them on edge.
“Great graphics, smooth gameplay, and plenty of sphincter-clenching moments!”
“Super fun, hilarious, and full of surprises and jumpscares with a gameplay system that just works!”
“The gameplay is fun, smooth, and the horror elements are there.”
“Its cheap, weird, decent gameplay, gets you ready for full holiday depression in the best way.”
- graphics10 mentions
- 80 % positive mentions
- 20 % neutral mentions
- 0 % negative mentions
The graphics of the game are generally praised for their vibrancy and quality, contributing to a visually appealing experience. However, opinions are mixed, as some players feel that while the graphics are good, they do not compensate for shortcomings in gameplay, story, and physics. Overall, the visuals are highlighted as a strong point, often accompanied by smooth gameplay and engaging sound effects.
“Great graphics, smooth gameplay, and plenty of sphincter-clenching moments!”
“The graphics were very vibrant and the sound effects were on par with the story and gameplay.”
“Awesome music and graphics with fast gameplay and some good scares!”
- humor10 mentions
- 100 % positive mentions
- 0 % neutral mentions
- 0 % negative mentions
The game is praised for its humor, described as super fun and hilarious, with a clever mix of horror and shooter elements. Players enjoy the witty details and the comedic premise of controlling a 10-year-old Duke Nukem, though some find the crude humor and language off-putting. Overall, it offers a surprising and entertaining experience, especially for those who appreciate its unique comedic style.
“Super fun, hilarious, and full of surprises and jumpscares with a gameplay system that just works!”
“Playing as a 10-year-old Duke Nukem is hilarious.”
“Good combo of horror and shooter with some witty humor.”
- music10 mentions
- 40 % positive mentions
- 30 % neutral mentions
- 30 % negative mentions
The music in the game effectively complements its doom-like atmosphere, with many players enjoying the intense dubstep tracks during combat. However, some users feel that the action music disrupts the overall vibe, suggesting a preference for a more fitting hard rock or metal theme, especially during festive settings. Overall, the soundtrack is praised for enhancing the gameplay experience, despite some mixed opinions on specific tracks.
“Awesome music/graphics with fast gameplay and some good scares!”
“The guns felt great; the music fit the doom-ish mood.”
“The only thing I would change is the 'action music'; it kind of kills the Christmas vibe. I would change it for some hard Christmas metal/rock instead of the wonky, out-of-place dubstep, but that's just me.”
“Anytime you were fighting, you had this dubstep music that played.”
“Absolutely love the doom music!”
- replayability4 mentions
- 0 % positive mentions
- 25 % neutral mentions
- 75 % negative mentions
The game offers limited replayability, with some players noting that while it is short, it still has a bit of value for replaying, while others feel it lacks any replay incentive entirely.
“- no replay value at all”
“- no replay value at all”
“It's short but does have some replay value.”
- atmosphere4 mentions
- 50 % positive mentions
- 50 % neutral mentions
- 0 % negative mentions
The game excels in creating distinct atmospheres across its levels, each offering a unique vibe that enhances the overall experience. Players find it particularly effective for immersing themselves in a festive holiday spirit.
“The atmosphere and ambivalence of each level really stood out, and the vibe was different on those specific levels.”
“The game is probably a good way to get into the holiday atmosphere in a special way.”