I LOVE Dumb ways to die, but the song is even better I mean, I can't stop thinking about it, like right now I have an ear worm, the game has like too many adds, like why do we have to pay money? Anyways, i've been playing for I think a month or two and I still haven't unlocked one bean except for the grizzly bear one but I think that's the last one that I ever got make it easier dumb ways to die developers. dumb ways to die, so many dumb ways to die! The song... I LOVE Dumb ways to die, but the song is even better I mean, I can't stop thinking about it, like right now I have an ear worm, the game has like too many adds, like why do we have to pay money? Anyways, i've been playing for I think a month or two and I still haven't unlocked one bean except for the grizzly bear one but I think that's the last one that I ever got make it easier dumb ways to die developers. dumb ways to die, so many dumb ways to die!

Played this game and the second one soooo much years ago. Rewatched the original video recently and remembered how good the games were too. And yeah, it’s honestly better than I remember. There’s more content than there used to be and it’s awesome to see the first game in such good condition compared to when I first experienced it. My one and only critique isn’t even entirely the ads, it’s more so that the game is free to download but in reality to play without silly interruption is to pay for no ads. It’s cheap and honestly worth doing, but I’d rather pay 3.99 upfront to download the game rather than have to pay for no ads after trying to get past my first run on the minigames. I don’t hold it against the game too much because it’s super common in mobile games like this anyway. Yeah, Dumb Ways to Die is a mini-masterpiece. Its games are simple but fun, and while they increase in difficulty, you begin to learn the ropes of each game and how to consistently beat them. Some of these games I thought were broken at first, but I actually was able to learn those standout minigames and continuously out-do myself more with each run. Easily a favorite mobile game of mine, and the song still slaps. When I’m mostly done with this game, I guess I’ll move onto the sequel. 🚬🪨 It’s a mini-masterpiece Played this game and the second one soooo much years ago. Rewatched the original video recently and remembered how good the games were too. And yeah, it’s honestly better than I remember. There’s more content than there used to be and it’s awesome to see the first game in such good condition compared to when I first experienced it. My one and only critique isn’t even entirely the ads, it’s more so that the game is free to download but in reality to play without silly interruption is to pay for no ads. It’s cheap and honestly worth doing, but I’d rather pay 3.99 upfront to download the game rather than have to pay for no ads after trying to get past my first run on the minigames. I don’t hold it against the game too much because it’s super common in mobile games like this anyway. Yeah, Dumb Ways to Die is a mini-masterpiece. Its games are simple but fun, and while they increase in difficulty, you begin to learn the ropes of each game and how to consistently beat them. Some of these games I thought were broken at first, but I actually was able to learn those standout minigames and continuously out-do myself more with each run. Easily a favorite mobile game of mine, and the song still slaps. When I’m mostly done with this game, I guess I’ll move onto the sequel. 🚬🪨

Only rating it 5 stars so you can see this. It’s filled with ads every 2 mini games. DON’T try reliving your childhood. It’s not the same. Horrible Only rating it 5 stars so you can see this. It’s filled with ads every 2 mini games. DON’T try reliving your childhood. It’s not the same.

Is ruining my game progress because of ads Ok too many ads Is ruining my game progress because of ads

the flight one is broken. I die in the first second whether i press something or not broken game the flight one is broken. I die in the first second whether i press something or not