Nobody Wants to Die

17 Jul 2024

Xbox Series X|S PC (Microsoft Windows) PlayStation 5
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7.8 rating
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436 played
85 playing
44 reviews
Developer
Critical Hit Games
Publisher
PLAION

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6h 42m
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Summary

Lose yourself in the dystopian world of New York, 2329; immortality comes at a price that someone has to pay. In this interactive noir story, lead the investigation using advanced technology, as Detective James Karra who risks it all in pursuit of a serial killer targeting the city’s elite.

for an indie game it has a interesting concept and ideas but i feel they could've made it better. Anything other than the atmosphere and artstyle needs more time in the oven

like it's literally a glorified walking simulator (i mean it in a good way) the actual detective gameplay is just pressing buttons like you don't even need to do anything there's no mystery or something you have to solve out yourself without the game already telling you what to do but other than that i think the price is justified and there's a good story to experience here
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04 Aug 2024
Gameplay: 9
Music: 10
Level design: 7
Graphics: 7
Immersion: 8
Voice acting: 10
Story: 8
Characters: 10
World building: 10
Villians: 10

Honestly...wow, a amazing game, truely. Short, but sweet, the multiple endings are great too, all of them ending well, the entire world made me so interested. I hope we get a sequel
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24 Dec 2024
Great game with an excellent story, the gameplay is the weak side
Still...I loved it
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07 Dec 2024
I really love the theme of transhumanism and the psychological toll immortality has on society. I wish more games explored this concept.

While the story feels like a typical detective cliché, where the detective stubbornly continues working after an accident, the immortality dilemma gives it a fresh and intriguing perspective.

However, the game tends to guide you a bit too much, which made the detective work feel less engaging. I would have preferred more freedom to solve things on my own. Also, for a futuristic game with flying cars, not being able to control them was a missed opportunity.

One interesting design choice was that decisions were permanent, with no option to reload and change them. While this might frustrate some, I think it adds weight to the choices and makes them feel more real.

As for the graphics, they’re stunning. There's definitely a Bioshock-like vibe, but it works well. The sprawling city and intricately crafted interiors create an immersive and captivating world.
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25 Aug 2024
Both endings are meaningless and they don't bring the story to a proper end and conclusion; nevertheless, this is a unique experience and I recommend it for anyone loving crime genre.

Played On: PS5
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01 Aug 2024
Not what I expected from the screenshots etc but this is a really great linear mystery/crime solving game. Art design is really great and voice work is pretty good.

Some bits of the gameplay can get a little repetitive but at 5 hours it's easy to get through.
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19 Jul 2024
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