- July 13, 2017
- Fabio Ferrara
Suicide Guy
It’s far from terrible, but a long way from excellent. A neat idea simply lacks any major pizazz to make it worth your time or money. Microtransactions: none
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About
In Suicide Guy, you play as a man who dreams of preventing his own suicide. Navigate through surreal and strange levels, each containing unique puzzles and challenges. Use creative problem-solving and physics-based mechanics to help your character wake up and avoid a tragic fate.











- The game features a unique and humorous concept where players must solve puzzles to 'kill' the character in various creative ways.
- Levels are varied and visually distinct, often referencing popular culture, which adds to the fun and engagement.
- The game is relatively easy to complete, making it accessible for casual gamers and achievement hunters.
- The game suffers from numerous bugs and glitches, including issues with physics and object interactions that can disrupt gameplay.
- Controls can feel clunky and unresponsive, particularly during platforming sections, leading to frustration.
- While the game is entertaining, it is quite short, with many players feeling it lacks replay value and depth.
humor
89 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe humor in the game is characterized by its wacky, offbeat style and absurd scenarios, often blending lightheartedness with darker themes, such as the concept of dying in various creative ways. Players appreciate the game's ability to evoke laughter through its unique puzzles and visual presentation, although some feel that the humor can diminish as the game progresses. Overall, it is described as a funny and entertaining experience, making it a worthwhile pick for those who enjoy quirky puzzle games.
“It’s all about the wacky, offbeat humor and mind-bending puzzles that’ll keep you hooked.”
“The humor is amazing; I laughed every level because of how ridiculous it was.”
“The subject may be heavy but the game handles it flawlessly, deaths are creative and with the visual style it feels like a roadrunner cartoon, something rather funny than morbid and dark.”
A drink to die for --- Suicide Guy review
In the end, Suicide Guy is a surprisingly goofy romp through the dreams of a typical slob. The story isn't the deepest, but it gets points for subverting expectations and not being a cliche. The variety of level designs and clever methods of completion are refreshing. It provides a fun little challenge without becoming a chore.
80%Suicide Guy (Switch) REVIEW
It’s far from terrible, but a long way from excellent. A neat idea simply lacks any major pizazz to make it worth your time or money. Microtransactions: none
60%Suicide Guy Review
There's fun to be had in Suicide Guy. There's a nice variety of situations and environments and exploring each stage can be a blast. The technical problems are what ultimately drag Suicide Guy down. Still, if you can get past the bugs and glitches, there's a nifty little puzzle game waiting for you on the eShop.
60%