Karoshi 2 Everyone's favourite suicidal salaryman returns in Karoshi 2! With 50 levels, jump, shoot, and find new and mind-bending… $0.99 Buy Now Watch Media DetailsEveryone's favourite suicidal salaryman returns in Karoshi 2! With 50 levels, jump, shoot, and find new and mind-bending ways to kill yourself in Karoshi 2!The most critically acclaimed game in the series is out now! Karoshi 2 features out of the box puzzles, a great new soundtrack, and lots more!A level editor should also be added in an update, letting you write and share your very own Karoshi levels! • Internet Game of the Month, EDGE Magazine• “...some of the most LOL-worthy and mind-bending puzzles I have ever seen”-- TIGsource • “One of the most intelligent games I have played in a long time” -- Auntie Pixelante Information Seller: Genre:Arcade Release:Jul 15, 2011 Updated:Nov 30, -0001 Version: Size:0.0 TouchArcade Rating:Unrated User Rating:Unrated Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal Karoshi Kill yourself, over and over, in Karoshi. "Karoshi" (or to be correct "karoushi") is a Japanese word… Free Buy Now Watch Media DetailsKill yourself, over and over, in Karoshi. "Karoshi" (or to be correct "karoushi") is a Japanese word that can be translated as "death from overwork". Kill the salaryman in every stage. It's not as easy as it sounds! Featuring 25 mind bending levels, the acclaimed Karoshi series is now available on the Macintosh, and it's free!Jump, shoot, and find new and inventive ways to kill yourself in the original installment of Karoshi!Want more Karoshi? There's more on the way to a Mac near you!From Vetra Games:• Karoshi 2• Karoshi FactoryFrom YoYo Games:• Mr. Karoshi Information Seller: Genre:Arcade Release:May 04, 2011 Updated:Nov 30, -0001 Version: Size:0.0 TouchArcade Rating:Unrated User Rating:Unrated Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal TheCatsMeow Well-Known Member May 17, 2011 123 0 0 #2 TheCatsMeow, Jul 16, 2011 Last edited: Jul 16, 2011 I was under a misconception that sequels are often an improved, modernized, more challenging and perhaps more innovative version of their previous release. I guess I thought wrong, it looks like Karoshi has retreated several steps rather then accended in this circumstance. Don't get me wrong, I'm a Karoshi fan, but I was hoping on graphic improvements and new elements, rather than a replica with worser looking stages and graphics, and no new gimmicks. Looks like those old skool games that came with box tv sets with built-in games accessed with the remote, clones of those old box-pushing games but with a slightly different outcome, instead of pushing the box into a hole, you have to push the box onto Karoshi to kill him, or jump into the fire and other mediocre obstacles and goals that I already tired of in the first Karoshi game. (You must log in or sign up to post here.) Show Ignored Content Share This Page Tweet Your name or email address: Do you already have an account? No, create an account now. Yes, my password is: Forgot your password? Stay logged in
I was under a misconception that sequels are often an improved, modernized, more challenging and perhaps more innovative version of their previous release. I guess I thought wrong, it looks like Karoshi has retreated several steps rather then accended in this circumstance. Don't get me wrong, I'm a Karoshi fan, but I was hoping on graphic improvements and new elements, rather than a replica with worser looking stages and graphics, and no new gimmicks. Looks like those old skool games that came with box tv sets with built-in games accessed with the remote, clones of those old box-pushing games but with a slightly different outcome, instead of pushing the box into a hole, you have to push the box onto Karoshi to kill him, or jump into the fire and other mediocre obstacles and goals that I already tired of in the first Karoshi game.
