Murder is a tiny, tense browser game with a dark sense of humor. You’re a scheming royal adviser creeping up behind a king, and success depends on reading his every glance. Once you win, you’re the new king, and now you have to keep an eye on whoever is sneaking up on you. It’s free to play in a browser tab, with nothing to download.
This page is about a cartoon browser game, not true crime or anything real. The “murder” is a comic palace-intrigue setup: a cartoon king, a dagger, and a dungeon for anyone who gets caught.
You sneak up behind the king and charge your attack. If he turns around and sees you with the dagger ready, you’re sent to the dungeon and start over. If you strike while he’s looking away, he’s finished and you take the crown.
Now the pressure flips. Other characters approach from behind, and you have to look back and deal with them at the right moment. A game database notes that not everyone approaching is a killer, so a reflex reaction can cost you. The same source mentions four possible endings depending on how you play.
| Source | What it says |
|---|---|
| Poki-style listings and a game database | Space charges and stabs as the killer and looks behind as the king |
| One unblocked portal (UBG66) | Spacebar to hold and creep forward or check behind, mouse for navigation |
| Another portal (murdergame.github.io) | Hold the mouse button or tap, then release |
The original keyboard version is built around the spacebar. The mouse and tap options likely come from how individual sites have adapted it, so try your copy’s start screen first.
These are suggestions drawn from the sources’ advice and general sense, not tested strategy:
Credits vary. A Poki-based listing credits Studio Seufz of Stuttgart, Germany, while a game database lists Exotworking for the original Flash game. If the credit matters to your page, check the official source for your version.
The game is cartoon-styled and comic, but its premise involves attacking a king with a dagger. Decide whether it fits your setting before you recommend it to younger players.
“Unblocked” means a site isn’t restricted by a given network’s filters. It doesn’t mean it’s verified safe. Play in the browser only, avoid downloads, skip any site that asks for personal information, and follow your school’s or workplace’s rules.
A cartoon timing and stealth game where you sneak up on a king, take his crown, and then defend it.
Space is the original control, charging your attack and looking behind as king. Some portals list mouse or tap controls, so check your copy.
You must watch behind you and react to characters approaching. Not all of them are killers.
Whether it loads depends on your network’s filters. Follow the rules where you are.
It’s cartoon-styled, but the theme involves attacking a king. Parents and teachers should decide.