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'''Thrill Kill''' is an unreleased 4-player simultaneous fighting game developed for the PlayStation by Paradox Development. On track to be the first game to receive an AO rating from the ESRB, the game was canceled weeks from release by Electronic Arts following their purchase of Virgin Interactive. Various versions of the game were eventually leaked online, allowing people to download it and try out themselves. | '''Thrill Kill''' is an unreleased 4-player simultaneous fighting game developed for the PlayStation by Paradox Development. On track to be the first game to receive an AO rating from the ESRB, the game was canceled weeks from release by Electronic Arts following their purchase of Virgin Interactive. Various versions of the game were eventually leaked online, allowing people to download it and try out themselves. | ||
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Revision as of 11:16, 25 April 2023
Thrill Kill is an unreleased 4-player simultaneous fighting game developed for the PlayStation by Paradox Development. On track to be the first game to receive an AO rating from the ESRB, the game was canceled weeks from release by Electronic Arts following their purchase of Virgin Interactive. Various versions of the game were eventually leaked online, allowing people to download it and try out themselves.
Instead of having a health bar, each player has a bloodlust meter which increases when damage is dealt. When this meter gets to 100, that player can then grab any opponent and instantly kill them - removing them from the round.
Most coverage of Thrill Kill focuses on the game's odd development history and its cancellation, and there isn't a lot of information available online about the game outside of documenting its surface mechanics and the secret Thrill Kill (read: fatality) inputs. This wiki will attempt to remedy that by documenting the game's mechanics, character statistics, move frame data, and combo strings in detail.
It's recommended that you start your journey here by visiting the Controls and Notation, System, and FAQ pages before venturing to one of character pages.
| Thrill Kill (TK) | |
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NTSC Uncensored |
| Developers |
Paradox Development |
| Publishers |
Virgin Interactive |
| Systems |
PlayStation |
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- Netplay the game and gather matchup information. |
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