Puppet Killer

There's something genuinely cathartic about Puppet Killer — a game built entirely around the premise of tormenting a hapless ragdoll puppet with whatever chaotic tools you can get your hands on. It doesn't take itself seriously for even a second, and that's exactly the point.

The puppet just hangs there, waiting. You pick your weapon, click, and watch the absurd physics do their thing. Blades, blunt objects, bizarre contraptions — the variety keeps things from getting stale, and the exaggerated reactions from the puppet land somewhere between gruesome and genuinely funny.

No objectives, no timers, no pressure. Just pure destructive experimentation at whatever pace you want. It's the kind of game you open for five minutes and somehow close twenty minutes later, slightly confused about where the time went.