Extermination of Flies

Jimmy's kitchen has a problem — a loud, relentless, infuriating one. Extermination of Flies drops you straight into the chaos, where swarms of flies have completely taken over and the only way out is to swat every last one of them into oblivion.

What starts as a manageable nuisance quickly turns into something far more demanding. The flies move faster, dodge better, and seem to multiply the moment you think you're gaining ground. Clicking with precision matters, but so does keeping calm when the screen fills with buzzing little menaces all at once.

There's something genuinely satisfying about clearing a wave cleanly, only to have the next one arrive looking twice as determined. The kitchen atmosphere — the hum, the chaos, the stakes of one man's domestic sanity — gives the whole thing a surprisingly specific kind of tension. How long before Jimmy's kitchen is finally, blissfully quiet again?