Karoshi has been played by tens of thousands of people on PC and received unanimous praise. Mr. Karoshi, who wanted to end his overworking salaryman life, will now start his suicidal journey on Symbian.
Karoshi retains the story setting that was widely loved on the PC platform—control the suicidal office worker Mr. Karoshi and help him complete his death plans.
With retro 2D style graphics and the amusingly shaped Mr. Karoshi, it gives a certain indescribable sense of joy. Moreover, the ways Mr. Karoshi dies are also very interesting: from needle mountains to roasting, from electric shocks to being crushed, and even being smashed by a giant hammer, which feels quite cheerful.
However, after playing, don't actually try to do what Mr. Karoshi does. The game's music is also full of a joyful style, with a touch of dark humor.
As for controls, they are in the form of virtual buttons: two direction buttons on the left, restart and quit level in the middle, and jump on the right. It's very simple and easy to understand. But getting Mr. Karoshi to successfully complete his pursuit of death is not that easy. Simple jumping only works in the first few levels; in the later levels, you need to combine various mechanisms and time things perfectly to make Mr. Karoshi die successfully.
Furthermore, the later levels will require you to use your brain to figure out ways for Mr. Karoshi to die in seemingly unsolvable levels. Some methods have a twist-of-the-mind quality to them. Visa-free, platform-free
Supported models: Symbian^3
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