
Die Young: Prologue narrates events that occurred a few hours before the main story of Die Young. You play as Nehir, a field agent on a mission to kill Brother No.1. The mission failed and now you have only one desperate attempt to reach the extraction point.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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Na promocji bardzo dobra gra
Its alright
mi tam się podoba 8/10
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Who doesn't like a free prologue to see if it's something you might like.
Its a really nice free trial of the full game, very much reminds me of dishonored in the best ways, yet does not feel like a copy because they introduce a lot of fresh mechanics
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boss fight hard af
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- Decent short game - Game play/combat/controls sometimes feels very janky and many animations are not very good. - Got nice amount of places to explore and stuff to find in this small harbor area. stupidly all places where you can jump example is mostly marked with yellow sheet so too much babysitting and guiding player like many newer games in my opinion. - Gun selection is very poor only melee or crossbow. - Feels me little bit cold but this is only prologue so i hope and think that main version is better and wider, but its still nice to play through and i want to play the main game too after that sometime so 6/10 on this.
É um Jugo TOTALMENTE sem sentido e UMA PERCA DE TEMPO. Não importa o que você faça dentro do jogo. NO FINAL, VOCÊ MORRE do mesmo jeito E NÃO Á ESCAPATÓRIA.
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