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Gaborro
I think 2doku in general does a better job at showcasing the goofy dumb side of fangames than sudoku does because the screenpicks in this game show many more ways in which things can go "wrong" in a game.
You might think I'm being dishonest since you might have seen me hating on the game while on the marathon a bit, but the truth is that I hate speedrunning it, not playing it.
The game picks a bunch of weirdly dumb screens, but it goes from visual challenge to straight up challenging dumb platforming to RNG infested screens to trap infested screens; not only is that changing but seeing the visuals change feels like that one AI generated picture. This game embraces more of that sudoku chaos and that's why I prefer this one.
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You might think I'm being dishonest since you might have seen me hating on the game while on the marathon a bit, but the truth is that I hate speedrunning it, not playing it.
The game picks a bunch of weirdly dumb screens, but it goes from visual challenge to straight up challenging dumb platforming to RNG infested screens to trap infested screens; not only is that changing but seeing the visuals change feels like that one AI generated picture. This game embraces more of that sudoku chaos and that's why I prefer this one.
Rating: 8.0 80
Difficulty: 65 65
May 29, 2022
Xplayerlol
Basically, it's supposed to be some sort of I Wanna Kill the Sudoku 2, but since this game's maker isn't the guy who made Sudoku 1, he decided to slightly change the name, so that Aelya can still make the official Sudoku 2 if he wants to. Or at least, that's what it seems, when you look from outside.
Sorry, Piece, this game isn't worse than the first Sudoku. The first Sudoku has ア, and the two screens that Sudoku took from that game make it worse than anything you threw at us here. That not to mention the F stage, it's far more annoying than this game's M stage (Which isn't annoying, actually, and it's even funny, it's way more of a M stage than the ones in the Kamilia series).
This game brings a quite decent difficulty balance. There are some screens that feel out of place, but overall you know that the further you progress, the more cruel the game will get. Screens such as Crazy Crazy Crazy and I Wanner just hurt my pancreas, and the fangame makers' themed stage is just...Urgh. The whole game brings a bunch of irony, referencing memes, fangame jokes and things that don't even make sense at all. The boss rush is probably my favorite part in the game, the only boss I might think of changing is Donald 2's because...Urgh. Straigh Outa Compton's boss didn't glitch with me this time, although I'm not completely sure if the glitch was fixed at all, KSD's boss is really enjoyable when you get a HP bar (It actually scared me for a few seconds, because I didn't notice the HP bar, but this game is surprisingly soft when it has to be. Thanks for allowing the players to get through), and Shake is RNG, and I love RNG. They're all joke bosses, but enjoyable joke bosses (Well, I enjoyed them. Not that it means too much, to be honest).
The only thing I found to be really unfair was Leehee's Miku (Clicking the title card to get past it. Really?), but other than that, everything was doable, to a certain point. Basically, this game is quite a bit what I expected the first Sudoku to be. It's not really great, but most of the unfairness and lack of organization was fixed, there are more jokes and some extra things. In other words, it doesn't score 0 on gameplay. If you, for some reason, like to hunt special (Or just bad) fangames, this is a good way to find plenty of them, while getting some early taste of what is about to come. Would only recommend to a very specific group of fangame players (People who are used to the worst things in fangames, and for some reason like them).
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Sorry, Piece, this game isn't worse than the first Sudoku. The first Sudoku has ア, and the two screens that Sudoku took from that game make it worse than anything you threw at us here. That not to mention the F stage, it's far more annoying than this game's M stage (Which isn't annoying, actually, and it's even funny, it's way more of a M stage than the ones in the Kamilia series).
This game brings a quite decent difficulty balance. There are some screens that feel out of place, but overall you know that the further you progress, the more cruel the game will get. Screens such as Crazy Crazy Crazy and I Wanner just hurt my pancreas, and the fangame makers' themed stage is just...Urgh. The whole game brings a bunch of irony, referencing memes, fangame jokes and things that don't even make sense at all. The boss rush is probably my favorite part in the game, the only boss I might think of changing is Donald 2's because...Urgh. Straigh Outa Compton's boss didn't glitch with me this time, although I'm not completely sure if the glitch was fixed at all, KSD's boss is really enjoyable when you get a HP bar (It actually scared me for a few seconds, because I didn't notice the HP bar, but this game is surprisingly soft when it has to be. Thanks for allowing the players to get through), and Shake is RNG, and I love RNG. They're all joke bosses, but enjoyable joke bosses (Well, I enjoyed them. Not that it means too much, to be honest).
The only thing I found to be really unfair was Leehee's Miku (Clicking the title card to get past it. Really?), but other than that, everything was doable, to a certain point. Basically, this game is quite a bit what I expected the first Sudoku to be. It's not really great, but most of the unfairness and lack of organization was fixed, there are more jokes and some extra things. In other words, it doesn't score 0 on gameplay. If you, for some reason, like to hunt special (Or just bad) fangames, this is a good way to find plenty of them, while getting some early taste of what is about to come. Would only recommend to a very specific group of fangame players (People who are used to the worst things in fangames, and for some reason like them).
Rating: 5.0 50
Difficulty: 70 70
Jun 3, 2015
Wolfiexe
Kill the 2doku is a pretty lengthy medley full of sudoku content to warm your heart and soul. Every screen is pretty vastly different in terms of visuals and at times difficulty, but they all keep that lovable old questionable content in their core.
I enjoyed a good handful of the game, and some of the screen picks didn't actually seem all that bad given the nature of the game. There were a few stinkers though, and I particularly wasn't fond of the overly visually-busy screens and some awkward segments towards the end. I have to give a special shout-out to my main man Zanto for his flawless guest stage as well.
If you're a fan of sudoku games, you'll probably find some stuff in here to enjoy, alongside losing all meaning of the word "bogus".
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I enjoyed a good handful of the game, and some of the screen picks didn't actually seem all that bad given the nature of the game. There were a few stinkers though, and I particularly wasn't fond of the overly visually-busy screens and some awkward segments towards the end. I have to give a special shout-out to my main man Zanto for his flawless guest stage as well.
If you're a fan of sudoku games, you'll probably find some stuff in here to enjoy, alongside losing all meaning of the word "bogus".
Rating: 4.4 44
Difficulty: 65 65
Sep 17, 2019
whalington
Some fangames are really well made and make you really appreciate the limits of the engines and the designs it can produce. Some fangames provide a satisfying experience with amazing music and sprites with phenomenal production value that really pushes it to an almost professional level.
This is not one of those games.
This is not one of those games.
Tagged as: Medley
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Rating: 4.5 45
Difficulty: 66 66
Sep 15, 2016