StrategyFit check
Is Kill The Bad Guy worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Puzzle players who want physics-based planning and environmental traps
- Stealth-focused players who enjoy avoiding cameras, police, and witnesses
- Groups seeking competitive matches with up to 16 players
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking direct combat may hit a wall when each elimination must be arranged as an accident
- Players who dislike repeating puzzle levels may tire of replaying stages for scores, secondary goals, or alternate kills
- Players looking for a long-form role-playing campaign will find the structure centered on discrete levels and multiplayer modes
Our take on Kill The Bad Guy
The bounce point arrives when a target must die without witnesses, cameras, police, or bodyguards noticing. Players who prefer direct attacks may also stop at the campaign’s repeated planning-and-retry loop, where timing and environmental manipulation matter more than reflexes.
What is Kill The Bad Guy?
Kill The Bad Guy is a puzzle game about tracking criminals and arranging their deaths to resemble accidents.
Each level uses physics, traps, weapons, environmental objects, cameras, pedestrians, police, and bodyguards. Players can sabotage vehicles, combine elements, and choose when to act without attracting attention. The single-player campaign includes 60 levels and 6 bonus levels, with replay options for higher scores, secondary objectives, and alternate kill methods. A competitive mode supports up to 16 players, either alone or in teams. In four modes—Serial Killers, Capture the Flag, Godfather, and Gang Supremacy—players control Bad Guys and use everyday items and combined elements as traps.
How Kill The Bad Guy plays
- 01Physics-based puzzles
- Levels require arranging traps, objects, and timing so each target dies in an apparent accident.
- 02Single-player campaign
- The original mode contains 60 levels plus 6 bonus levels.
- 03Stealth conditions
- Cameras, pedestrians, police, and bodyguards can notice suspicious activity.
- 04Replay objectives
- Repeated attempts can target higher scores, secondary goals, and different elimination methods.
- 05Competitive multiplayer
- Up to 16 players can compete alone or in teams across four game modes.
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Kill The Bad Guy: platforms & release
Is Kill The Bad Guy worth it?
It is worth it if: puzzle players who want physics-based planning and environmental traps. Skip it if: players seeking direct combat may hit a wall when each elimination must be arranged as an accident.
Where can I download Kill The Bad Guy?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Kill The Bad Guy's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Kill The Bad Guy on?
Windows, macOS and Linux.
