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Sadist II: Ostatni Krzyk
A two-dimensional retro sandbox-style game in which the player takes on the role of a god. There are no rules or restrictions. A full arsenal of weapons is available: explosives, firearms, melee weapons, and even lasers, a saw, or an anvil. At any moment, the terrain where the gameplay takes place can be manually edited. You can build and destroy, change weather conditions, and add water, acid, or lava. However, the most important feature is introducing small characters of various types into the game. They move independently and try to survive! It is up to the player to decide what happens to them. You can protect them, let them fight each other, give them items to play with, or kill them in any of dozens of possible ways. You can use the forces of nature, drown them, or strike them with lightning. You can use any weapon or simply wait until they eliminate each other. The limits? Only your imagination. Back in the early 2000s, the game was popular in internet cafés and school computer labs. Its popularity grew mainly due to a rapidly expanding community that created mods and eagerly explored the many small details available in the game.
Estimated lifetime revenue
Free-to-play
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Reviews
10
Review score
78%
7.8/10
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About the game
A two-dimensional retro sandbox-style game in which the player takes on the role of a god. There are no rules or restrictions. A full arsenal of weapons is available: explosives, firearms, melee weapons, and even lasers, a saw, or an anvil.
At any moment, the terrain where the gameplay takes place can be manually edited. You can build and destroy, change weather conditions, and add water, acid, or lava.
However, the most important feature is introducing small characters of various types into the game. They move independently and try to survive! It is up to the player to decide what happens to them. You can protect them, let them fight each other, give them items to play with, or kill them in any of dozens of possible ways. You can use the forces of nature, drown them, or strike them with lightning. You can use any weapon or simply wait until they eliminate each other. The limits? Only your imagination.
Back in the early 2000s, the game was popular in internet cafés and school computer labs. Its popularity grew mainly due to a rapidly expanding community that created mods and eagerly explored the many small details available in the game.
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