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wonderful [Creator]
Hi, Kermit thee Frog here. I truly appreciate all the love this game and series has gotten over the years. If you are looking for even *more* challenge from this game, Marc recently created a hard-mode version (less saves and a tweak here or there to go with it) - as the original version wasn't set up properly for hard+ modes.
You can find the download for the hardmode version here: https://www.mediafire.com/file/9xfmblkyn2t9wnb/I+Wanna+Kill+the+Kermit+3.zip/file
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You can find the download for the hardmode version here: https://www.mediafire.com/file/9xfmblkyn2t9wnb/I+Wanna+Kill+the+Kermit+3.zip/file
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May 23, 2022
48 Reviews:
joseph567
Finally cleared this after 12 hours' grind. I love most of Wonderful's game and the only stages I didn't like are season stage(especially the ice screen), the aim-shooting cherry stage and the last stage. Bosses were OK except for 2 or 3 of them. The music were not bad for me. Even if I didn't know what he was singing for most time I could feel the sorrowful atmosphere of the last boss.
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Rating: 8.8 88
Difficulty: 85 85
Jul 31, 2018
Jopagu
Yet another phenomenal game by Wonderful. If you've played her other offerings, you probably know what to expect! That is to say, super fun needle, creative bosses, and phenomenal incorporation of "real music". Compared to Kermit 2, this doesn't evolve too much in terms of abstract design principles, however the quality feels like night and day (which is saying a lot cause Kermit 2 is already a very good game)!
The game, like it's predecessor, goes through 3 hubs, each with a variety of stages. The stages typically incorporate some small gimmicks, although sometimes it's just vanilla needle with some cycles or triggers. One of the standouts in the gimmick department is a very interesting stage in hub 1, where you have a limited amount of jump time. This stage is super interesting to figure out. The final stage has an interesting gimmick where blocks can only be used once, creating some super cool pathing and unique movements.
The bosses are a major highlight, although one that's much easier than the platforming. I do wish they were a bit harder, especially the final boss, as it had such creative attacks I wish it lasted longer. Wonderful makes really cool bosses that really break the mold a lot of the time.
I could gush on and on about the other stages I loved, and the bits I thought were a little weaker, but I ultimately think others have already said everything much better than I can. Go read Marc's review to see how this game elevates itself to "art" status. This is a beautiful game that has a lot of stuff that I didn't even touch on here.
Seriously, play this if you're at the right level.
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The game, like it's predecessor, goes through 3 hubs, each with a variety of stages. The stages typically incorporate some small gimmicks, although sometimes it's just vanilla needle with some cycles or triggers. One of the standouts in the gimmick department is a very interesting stage in hub 1, where you have a limited amount of jump time. This stage is super interesting to figure out. The final stage has an interesting gimmick where blocks can only be used once, creating some super cool pathing and unique movements.
The bosses are a major highlight, although one that's much easier than the platforming. I do wish they were a bit harder, especially the final boss, as it had such creative attacks I wish it lasted longer. Wonderful makes really cool bosses that really break the mold a lot of the time.
I could gush on and on about the other stages I loved, and the bits I thought were a little weaker, but I ultimately think others have already said everything much better than I can. Go read Marc's review to see how this game elevates itself to "art" status. This is a beautiful game that has a lot of stuff that I didn't even touch on here.
Seriously, play this if you're at the right level.
Rating: 9.5 95
Difficulty: 78 78
Jan 31, 2024
CanusAntonius
This is without a doubt the hardest thing I've ever played, both difficulty wise and emotionally. Spending the holidays by myself for the first time, watching my city become a ghost town in a week, and being forced to accept the loneliness through it all, Kermit 3 was the shining light that has helped me through it so far. In the time between starting it and finishing, I have listened to Wonderful's version of Hallelujah over a hundred times, playing it each time as I walk outside or throughout my apartment when needed. Everything in this is just perfectly orchestrated to create the most emotional fangame that exists and has cemented Wonderful as easily my favorite maker in the entire community, and possibly my favorite game maker in general.
There's so much that could be said about this game, as it is quite a long journey for anyone who will touch it. Combining the genius creativity and passion of four separate people, there are more than 10 stages throughout it, every single one having its own beautiful theme and style to it. And like a well-produced series, Wonderful has managed to direct this anthology into one overall tone so naturally. Each and every step of this is something completely different from what came before, even saves within stages are so innately different feeling from the one before it that it's truly never exhausting. The bosses of course are as well as you can expect from this series, each with a unique playstyle that makes them all great in their own right.
The ending to this game though is truly the most remarkable moments in fangames. Starting with a return to a familiar location in the series' origin, to four of the most unique stages in all the games, and a final climb that has the perfect music choice for the feeling you'll have at it. It all ends with a final boss that is beyond remarkable, and one last sight of Kermit that brought me right to tears. It's the perfect round-up for the best fangame trilogy that was ever made.
I couldn't recommend any game more than this one. There hasn't been a fangame besides this one that made me give an applause at the end. They were right about K3 being sacred, they just picked the wrong one.
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There's so much that could be said about this game, as it is quite a long journey for anyone who will touch it. Combining the genius creativity and passion of four separate people, there are more than 10 stages throughout it, every single one having its own beautiful theme and style to it. And like a well-produced series, Wonderful has managed to direct this anthology into one overall tone so naturally. Each and every step of this is something completely different from what came before, even saves within stages are so innately different feeling from the one before it that it's truly never exhausting. The bosses of course are as well as you can expect from this series, each with a unique playstyle that makes them all great in their own right.
The ending to this game though is truly the most remarkable moments in fangames. Starting with a return to a familiar location in the series' origin, to four of the most unique stages in all the games, and a final climb that has the perfect music choice for the feeling you'll have at it. It all ends with a final boss that is beyond remarkable, and one last sight of Kermit that brought me right to tears. It's the perfect round-up for the best fangame trilogy that was ever made.
I couldn't recommend any game more than this one. There hasn't been a fangame besides this one that made me give an applause at the end. They were right about K3 being sacred, they just picked the wrong one.
Rating: 10.0 100
Difficulty: 83 83
Dec 21, 2021
popop614
The best adventure game I have ever played and it will probably stay that way.
Cleared blind, would recommend playing blind
It's such a rare experience for me to play something on the scale of this fully blind, as I had seen parts of Morning Dew and CN3 and such before. But Kermit 3 gave me something different; I had no idea where the game was going, and I loved that.
If you can, avoid being spoiled.
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Cleared blind, would recommend playing blind
It's such a rare experience for me to play something on the scale of this fully blind, as I had seen parts of Morning Dew and CN3 and such before. But Kermit 3 gave me something different; I had no idea where the game was going, and I loved that.
If you can, avoid being spoiled.
Rating: 10.0 100
Difficulty: 80 80
Nov 6, 2021
TheJPEGDemon
first two hubs are a pretty mixed bag in quality, but my opinions might change on a second playthrough. The third hub was fucking amazing and same with the final boss. Despite a few rough spots I really recommend this game, based as hell!!
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Rating: 8.5 85
Difficulty: 80 80
Aug 28, 2021