Die First
Die First is a casual, physics-based party game where the first player dead wins! Run, jump, dash, and use items or map hazards to destroy yourself while saving your opponents. Supports 4 players in online or local play. WARNING: Contains excessive cartoon violence and friendship-ruining mechanics.
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About
About the game
DYING = WINNING
In most games you actively run away from the bombs, spikes, saws, lava, and death rays. In Die First, you dive face-first into them with creative, physics-based setups. Your entire goal is to annihilate yourself whilst preventing your opponents from doing the same!
MORE PHYSICS = MORE FUN
Run, jump, dash, grab/throw items (or other players), and use various hazards to harm your character while desperately saving your opponents.
Discover a multitude of ways to ragdoll adorable cartoon characters across the screen, painting the arena red in the process.
ITEMS & HAZARDS
Every arena contains a plethora of items and unique hazards to help you annihilate yourself and save your opponents. Death rays, bombs, health grenades, gravity wells, teleportation devices, saws, smashers, and more.
Items and hazards interact, allowing for creative physics setups to destroy your character by combining various item effects. So feel free to drop a heal grenade into a gravity well and toss your friend in there to keep them healthy while you run face-first into traffic. It's pretty effective!
PLAYING DIE FIRST
Die First can be played by up to 4 players; online or locally. It's the perfect casual game for some laughs at a party or a late-night Discord call. Download the Demo now to try it out!
Until release, any user with the Demo can create their own lobbies and play with limited content. Post-release, the Demo will stay live as a Guest Pass, so only one person in the group needs to own Die First to get 3 of their friends into the game!
We recommend playing with a controller due to the simple platforming aspect of the game, but it will work with a mouse and keyboard as well.
Rounds are short, often over in a couple of minutes, and the controls are so easy a 70yo grandma was able to play the game in less than a minute and even won her first match (seriously!)
