We Want Your Head
About this game
Hit… or die.
Welcome to the twisted version of a classic arcade experience. In We Want Your Head, you enter a world of pixelated nightmares where disembodied heads burst out from the darkness. With every swing of your hammer, you fight for a few more seconds of peace — and for your own head.
Gameplay
We Want Your Head is a horror-themed arcade game inspired by the 1970s classic Whac-A-Mole.The mechanics are simple — press the correct number on your keyboard to smash the emerging heads.As the pace increases, mistakes become inevitable, and every wrong move brings you closer to the end.
You have 3 lives — miss three times, and the execution machine comes for you.This time, it’s your head on the line. Every hit counts, and every mistake creates extra pressure.
Atmosphere
The game draws inspiration from retro 3D aesthetics of the PS1 era, blending it with the unsettling vibe of an arcade that should never have existed.Flickering screens, dirty textures, distorted digits, and grotesque heads create a constant feeling of dread and inevitability.This isn’t a nostalgic trip down memory lane — it’s a nightmare that remembers how much fun you used to have.
Will you keep your head on your shoulders?
We Want Your Head is a tribute to classic arcade games — but this time, the price isn’t just your coins... It’s your life.
Will you dare to play?
How to Play.
Use numpad keyboard or default number keys.
Warning!!!
This game contains flashing lights and sudden loud noises. Proceed with caution.
Music created by Dabi Sarapuk.
Achievements
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Brain Soup
33.8%Smash in total 2000 heads

Bits And Pieces Everywhere
34.6%Smash in total 1000 heads

Holy
35.1%Smash in total 777 heads

Full Set
35.3%Died nine times

Unholy
35.6%Smash in total 666 heads

Hit… or die. Welcome to the twisted version of a classic arcade experience. In We Want Your Head, you enter a world of pixelated nightmares where disembodied heads burst out from the darkness. With every swing of your hammer, you fight for a few more seconds of peace — and for your own head.