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Three heroes walk into a dungeon, and the only way any of them walks out is over the bodies of the two. Total Party Kill hands you a knight, a mage, and a rogue and asks you to get at least one of them to the exit — by using the two as stepping stones, battering rams, or outright sacrifices. Every room is a small physics puzzle: land a hero on a switch, boost a teammate onto a ledge they can’t reach alone, or throw one into a spike trap on purpose because that’s the only way the third hero gets across.
The pace stays short and sharp. Levels are small enough to read in a glance, but the solution usually isn’t the first thing you try — it’s the option that costs you a hero. Swapping between characters mid-level and figuring out which one to burn first is the whole game.
Controls
- Arrow keys – move the active hero
- A – swap to the next hero
- S or Space – jump
- D – use the active hero’s special action
- R – restart the level
Tips
- Don’t get attached – a level only needs one survivor, so plan which hero is expendable before you move anyone.
- Use a teammate as a platform first, then worry about whether they survive the landing.
- If a room looks unsolvable with everyone alive, that’s the hint: something needs to die to open the path.
- Restart early (R) rather than fighting to save a hero you’ve already doomed — a clean retry is usually faster.
It plays right in the browser with no install, and suits anyone who wants a quick, dark-humored puzzle session rather than a long run.
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