Overkill
Other (objects, etc.) concept
Defeating opponents can be overdone and is rewarded with some more spectacular death/defeat sequence than normal. Often results only in gibbing of the subjects, or turning them into explosions of gore, even when such makes no sense.
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WIN 2014-06-16
WIN 2011-06-24
WIN 2008-11
WIN 2015-03-26
WIN 2000-12-06
WIN 1999-04
WIN 2008-10-28
WIN 2014-05-27
PS2 2001-12-20
DOS 1997-09-30
ZEBO 2009-05-25
WIN 2010-04-28
See also: finishing moves
This does not apply if the game defaults to these (rather, consider tagging the game as over the top or something similar). This also does not refer to your capacity to using way more firepower than necessary for the deed, since if the enemies die the same from nuclear warhead as they die from a punch, it's hardly fitting even if the tool was right.
Commonly involves characters exploding into gibs or otherwise dying in a manner that is way more than expected.
In terms of implementation, the simplest method likely involves going below certain level of negative health with the last attack or last attacks in the final 0.2 seconds or so.
Commonly involves characters exploding into gibs or otherwise dying in a manner that is way more than expected.
In terms of implementation, the simplest method likely involves going below certain level of negative health with the last attack or last attacks in the final 0.2 seconds or so.
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Games by year
The first Overkill video game was released in 1994.
Bethesda Softworks, Valve and Devolver Digital published most of these games.