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101 Ways To Die
101 Ways To Die tasks you with killing creatures in creative and devious ways for the sake of science. The physics-based puzzler casts you as an assistant to one Professor Ernst Splattunfuder with the goal of rebuilding the professor's destroyed manuscript after it's been destroyed.
This means reproducing and solving every single puzzle by sending tons of little critters to meet their deaths. You can watch a cartoonishly gory video of the game in action here:
101 Ways To Die will be out on PC on March 22 while the PS4 version is out on March 23. The Xbox One version will be released on March 24.
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