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Kick'n Hell

Kick'n Hell

|Belgium|Adventure, Indie

9.7 /10

Aww Amazing!

Niche

29 ratings
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Kick'n Hell is a retro style 3D precision platformer where you traverse the nine circles of hell as a martial artist and kick filthy demons! Do you have what it takes to escape and show Satan who's boss? Take on the ultimate test and show us what you got!

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Aww Amazing!: 9.7/10 across 29 ratings. This score says: bump it to the top of your backlog.

Play style

Leans into Adventure, Indie — a quick read on whether that fantasy matches what you usually enjoy.

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TheBigBoisZachary Holmes · 20 Jul, 2025
8.5/10

Kick’n Hell is a tight, focused, and furious platformer that trades hand-holding for harsh lessons and big payoffs. With its unique kick-based locomotion, brutal difficulty, and beautifully crafted pixel hellscapes, it stands out as one of the more memorable indie releases this year. It might frustrate you. It might break you. But when you finally kick your way to the top and stare down Satan, it’ll all be worth it.

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Screen HypeJosh Preston · 4 Jul, 2025
8.5/10

Kick’n Hell may just have the most unique and interesting movement I’ve ever experienced. And it works amazingly. Using kicks to throw myself across the sprawling environments was one of the most fun and frustrating mechanics I’ve experienced this year. Having to think hard about my trajectory and where I wanted to go, both made me feel incredibly accomplished and enraged. Kick’n Hell doesn’t hold the player’s hand. Far from it. Countless times, I would find myself soaring through the air, only to fall right back down to a lower platform. Or a much lower platform. It was as infuriating as it was incredibly engaging.

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