Heads Off +9

At first glance it doesn't look all that impressive, but looks can be deceiving(very deceiving!) Just remember flappy bird as an example.

Looks simplistic but what lies underneath is a very unique and addicting game! You play as a head, and to move you need to press and hold the screen which will cause the head to scream continuously until you stop pressing the screen. The scream is what propels you forward but the catch is that where ever the face is facing is the direction the scream will push you.

So if the face is facing down, screaming will propel you upwards, and so on. The face however moves clockwise on its own meaning you need to time your presses in order to jump over pits.

The game is an endless type game akin to flappy bird, with many collectible souls and fire souls scattered throughout the level.

With said souls you can unlock custom heads with each their own unique screams and designs.

Heads off is not a serious game and shouldn't be taken as such but rather is a game you play now and then as a time killer and the game does that perfectly!

So that's pretty much it, the game is new right now and will probably get future updates with more custom heads and possibly modes. But as it is right now it's great!

So what are you waiting for?
Let the scream fest begin!

Heads Off seems to be a metaphor for life; you travel through and only make real headway-pardon the pun- in life through frustration and strife. Some people’s anger come in many different forms, and can be dealt with on a nearly individual level. Sometimes being happy and comical (like the panda head) while others can be horribly expressed (like in the original or “bare” head). I also like how the lives of the heads seem so different, but contains many of the same events. The fact that we are connected and have the same emotions is really refreshing in today’s society. These games are under appreciated. Please continue with these creepily goofy, everlastingly scholar-esque games.
With all due respect,
BattlingBarr

Just stumbled upon this game more or less by accident. I love it! The game play is very simple and easy to pick up from the get-go. This has a deliciously morbid twist to it and already appears to be a very fun game. Highly recommended if you’re into these quirky, off-the-wall, and somewhat gruesome games that are easy to learn but still challenging. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED! UPDATE NOVEMBER 2022: The game is still great! I wanted to ask Ponos if they could bring back Mr. Oops and the other Mr. games that used to be available for older devices. Those were some great games! Would be nice to be able to play them on newer devices.