Kill Joy — is a systematic experiment without the usual genre label, using swearing as a weapon. The world appears like a pastoral postcard: rainbow-colored meadows, smiling animals, and perfect tranquility. But beneath this layer of well-being lies a structure that sustains the illusion. To understand its rules, you must disrupt the harmony. Insult as a tool There's no shooting or spells here. Every harsh word is a mechanics test. Creatures react in different ways: they laugh, freeze, panic, or start crying. Crying is a crack in the system. It's at these moments that part of the scenery collapses, revealing the hidden mechanisms of the world and hints that something else lies behind the cheerful façade. Some characters literally hold reality together with their happiness. Their emotions maintain a "spell" that stabilizes space. Break it, and passages, repressed memories, and distorted fragments of other people's experiences appear. The game doesn't explain the rules directly, forcing you to figure out the logic of what's happening on your own. Features of the game Interaction through the system of reactions to swear words. A world of illusion with pastoral aesthetics. Hidden mechanics revealed through creatures' emotions. Research without hints or direct explanations.