Kill The Bad Guy

+ Stylish graphics
+ Fun to kill targets in all kinds of different ways
+ Plenty of scenarios
+/- Certain traps can only be placed on certain spots, no complete freedom
+/- Pathfinding problems can result in frustration; not always clear where a target will go to when he's alerted or when a trap is placed in front of him
- Secondary objectives not always clear
- Collecting teeth is an useless objective which hardly requires any effort
- The music, oh my god, the music

Although there is a lot of blood and killing, this game is really a pretty tricky puzzle game. There is very limited freedom in your options how to kill the guy, most often an obvious and a less obvious solution. But when you solve it it's very satisfying to see the guy splattered all over a wall, floor, car, whatever.
The puzzles can be pretty challenging and sometimes a bit unclear. To fully complete a puzzle you probably need to retry it a few times, especially to get the second objective. Which can be a bit annoying.
+ Original style / gameplay
+ Splatter bad guys all over the place
+ Lots of puzzles
+ Dark humor
- Puzzles can be a bit unclear
- Obnoxious soundtrack in menu (personal)
- Pricetag a bit high
All in all a funny puzzler with a very original style.

An interesting puzzle game where quick decision making and fast reflexes can be an asset, but are not generally required. 60 "levels" plus bonus areas, most can be completed in under a minute once you figure out what to do. Much of the gameplay is in figuring out what to do.
The controls are quirky and give me the feeling this was meant for a touchscreen. A few keyboard shortcuts would have made the gameplay less annoying and much more enjoyable. Some of the achievements are funny, but many are grindy.
Additional Details

Operating System
Ubuntu Linux 18.04 x64


CPU
Ryzen 5 1500x


GPU
GTX 1050, nvidia-410.78


Game Saves
Automatically


Notes
2 achievements are inaccessible (social network sharing)


Technical Notes
Unity game engine, no problems besides crashes when launched offline

Taking Revenge On Evil
In this game each stage is about eliminating a bad guy. Just before the level we get a short description as to who we need to murder; the names range from real life serial killers to made-up nicknames and even antagonists of famous franchises (e.g. Sauron or Voldemort) are included. The tone here is certainly comedic - even the description wants you to understand that behind the brutality (as in gore and violence) of the game there's not much seriousness.
Monochrome Fun
Well, our Bad Guy is always colourful to make sure our target stands out. Those objects we can move or interact with are usually completely black. We are free to experiment to see what the best way is to remove our target. Once he leaves the screen he returns but we are in Day 2. And this goes on forever.
To get a gold star we need to be quick and do our duty on Day 1. Once the bad guy dies one of his teeth falls out. This we also need to pick up and we are required to find a hidden passport, too, on each level. So, when you start a new level you keep these things in mind. As an added twist we are given a secondary objective. Basically, to fulfil its criterion we have to usually use one particular trap.
Blood On Our Hands 66 times
Normally, we just have 60 stages but as we complete a chapter (1 chapter = 10 stages) we get an extra. These are even funnier as they usually refer to a movie (on T666 we need to kill the Terminator) or a classic video game (on the Lemmings stage we actually save 15 minions instead of killing them).
The chapters are meant to indicate a level of difficulty. Later sections introduce cameras (you cannot kill your target in front of them), civilians and police officers (they are considered witnesses) and even bodyguards (either you distract them or kill them together with the bad guy).
Out For Blood
A great pastime is what this Unity-based game offers. It's funny, it's challenging (frustrating at times) and it's bloody great!

Kill The Bad Guy is a strategical action game where your main goal is to kill the "bad guy" .

Well when you start a single player in this game, you will find here a lot of levels to complete. The levels are grouped in some "stages" after complete a that stage levels you will find that a difficulty a bit grow more than before, for example you will find cameras what should avoid etc. Every level you can complete in different ways, but try always do even more bloody kill to reach a bigger high score. Also you will find here a collectible things like a passport or tooth and secondary objectives. Also in a game you will find a multiplayer feature with 4 different game mode: Serial Killers, Capture the flag, Godfather and Gang Supremacy.
The game graphic looks simple, but the style looks nice and well fit to the game. You will not find in a game too much sounds, but hey are okey.

So my verdict

+leaderboards
+challenging
+various possibilities to finish level
+interesting "bad guy" bios
+simple but nice graphic
+multiplayer
+steam cards and achievements

-sometimes second objective can be too foggy
-not the best camera views

So i think if you are looking for a some fun and you are like that games where you should thinking a bit, also you fell a challenge to beat even bigger score, this game for you. A base price a bit high, but at sale when its get a bigger discount can be instant buy.

A really neat little puzzle/strategy game, with multiple ways to complete the objective of, unsurprisingly, killing the bad guy. To give you an idea of its quality as a time-waster, I've only given it two play sessions and am somewhere around level 60.
Most of the 'bad guys' are based on real people or famous fictional characters, including Saddam Hussein, Freddie Kreuger and even Oscar Pistorius. It's kept fresh by the addition of obstacles to getting your target such as roving witnesses, security cameras and bodyguards who also need to be taken out.
The only frustration I've encountered has been in the emphasis on making a lucky shot with a spear shot from a makeshift ballista or with a box falling from the roof of a building. You can spend a good long while planning your moves, only to have them scuppered by the fixed perspective making it incredibly difficult to tell where you shot will go. These occurrences are few and far between, however, and you can speed up time and restart instantly to quell the anger they conjure.

Fun concept but gets a bit repetitive after a while.
Interface is clunky and can be quite annoying.
Some nice jokes in there though.