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It's messy, cartoonishly violent, and totally over-the-top... and that's what makes it fun.
Developer: Kiz10
Antistress
Simulation
Action
Boys
- 4.5
- Score
Sometimes, you don't want to save the world or solve a puzzle. Sometimes, you just want to drop an anvil on a ragdoll's head and watch it bounce. Super Buddy Kick 2 is unapologetically all about that. It hands you a digital crash-test dummy - Buddyman - and says, "Go wild." Whether you've had a long day or just want to poke at something ridiculous for a few minutes, this game turns stress relief into a chaotic playground. It's messy, cartoonishly violent, and totally over-the-top... and honestly, that's what makes it fun. The gameplay couldn't be simpler. You're dropped into a small room with Buddyman, and your job is to do as much damage as possible using the tools at your disposal. That means fists, baseball bats, guns, explosives, lasers, and some truly weird gadgets that make it feel like a mad scientist's toybox. Each hit earns you coins, which can be spent to unlock even more brutal or bizarre ways to beat up your rubbery victim. There's no real objective here - no high scores or levels to clear. You just hit, watch the reaction, earn some coins, and repeat. The controls are minimal: tap to hit, drag to aim, drop weapons in from the top of the screen. Buddyman reacts with wobbly animations and ragdoll physics that make the whole thing feel more like a bouncy toy than a character. What keeps Super Buddy Kick 2 interesting is its complete lack of pressure. You're not being graded, timed, or judged - you're just experimenting with goofy ways to launch Buddyman across the room. It's strangely satisfying to discover a new weapon and see how dramatically it sends him flying, or to line up a chain reaction of explosives and watch him bounce like a pinball. The game isn't deep, but it's surprisingly effective at doing what it sets out to do: help you laugh, click mindlessly, and burn off a little tension. If you're looking for something light, weird, and a bit chaotic, this is a no-brainer. Just don't be surprised if you end up playing longer than expected, trying to unlock that next ridiculous weapon.
