Nobody Wants to Die

This game was amazing! I love the main characters. The graphics were amazing the plot was engaging and the context and storytelling aspect of the whole game world in general was fantastically detailed and immersive enough too keep me impressed and wanting to play straight through. I thoroughly recommend this game. It is on sale right now (August 14th) for the next 3.5 days for $6!! I would actually be willing to pay much much more for this title. so this is a STEAL! You won't be disappointed! There were only two things that bothered me about this game: #1) The playtime to finish the game was too short; I finished it in 9 total Hours (about 5 days - evenings after work). If this game was twice as long I would have been completely satisfied. So...18-20 hours ... (which still isn't that long for a really good game like this) would have me satisfied...and I cannot complain; I paid only $6, that's %80-off, and it was completely awesome! But i don't know about the amount of playtime versus the ACTUAL price of $29.99. "Subnautica" is about the same price, as "Nobody Wants to Die", and the same level of quality but I could play "Subnautica" for months and months. I'm guessing that because this is a "guided interactive-story" type game (versus open-world or action), I actually ended up playing it straight through much quicker. #2) The second thing that bothered me really isn't a gamebreaker or a serious issue but: You don't really have an option to save the game in "Nobody Wants to Die". A player enters a chapter and the game is saved at chapter completion (Or at a checkpoint somewhere within the chapter). If the player quits the game, the next time they start at a checkpoint within the chapter and lose a little progress. I need to add that this game has several different ways in which the story can unfold depending on the choices you make during the story which makes it interesting. On the start screen, there is a "Load game" and a "Continue game" option that really just do the same thing because, really, you can only load your game to the point where you had previously left off, which is what "Continuing" your game actually does,(So you don't need "Load Game" Unless you have multiple instances of the game running simultaneously...which you CAN also do) ...(I guess you might want to have 5 different games going simultaneously to experiment with different story choices) ... I JUST WISH that you could save one game, exactly at any point, multiple times, and then just reload to those points...BECAUSE it would be interesting to be able to explore the game's many different paths and conversation alternatives by loading back to previous points...ya know what I mean? =). You only get to see one ending per whole game - start to finish; Once you see the game credits you have to play the whole game over with a whole new set of path choices and a couple of ender choices. The game IS short enough and quality-interesting-enjoyable enough. But, anyway, like i said, this is not a gamebreaker, it would just be cool if i could get in there and eat the cream filling straight out of the donut with 15 different save points and 20 more straight hours of exploring the different paths and endings. Anyway, I will most definitely be replaying this game at later dates (It is fun enough, I like the characters; great acting; I want to see some of the other paths and endings). SO: If this game is still on sale and you like crime, mystery/Detective, interactive-story, sci-fi games, BUY IT!!! A little short but Definitely the best money I've spent since I bought THE ALTERS on sale.

剧情就是一坨啊，特别是主角大半夜坐在车上喝酒那一段，我的妈。

Овер годно и овер быстро. Из всего можно подметить кривые анимки в моментах но и пох, на игру имеем две концовки.

Short but very thrilling story-game that will keep you guessing what's truly going on most of the time. The murder scenes rarely are what they seem at first glance, and the ending is very fitting of a dystopian noir narrative. The visuals are stunning and the world is quite believable, all things considered. Immortality really comes at a price, that most cannot pay or are unwilling to pay, one way or another. I was a bit disappointed to discover the gameplay lasts only around 5 hours (a big longer to complete all the achievements though). Regardless, I enjoyed this interactive story, quality over quantity any time!

Although the story is a bit.... convoluted, it's still an engaging experience. It's a fun combination of the Cyberpunk/Noire theme; the world itself is ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ beautiful in its own misery and in how distopic it can be There is no actual mechanic gameplay, which i didn't mind - it was like a 6h interactive movie The choices, however, have literally no meaning as most people said. Only at the end a couple of choices determine your ending. Besides that i think the choices only help getting extra dialog options, no real consequences. Overall... i liked it, and i would love more games in this word, exploring its lore a bit further (PS: in the introductory chapter, i was getting a max of 20fps which really made me consider not continuing the game, because there was no way i could play it like that, but i saw someone on reddit warning that after that first introduction, the performance stabilizes, soo i'd like to also mention it in the rare chance someone reads this with the same issue i had)

First off, the game is beautiful. If you're into Decopunk (Retro-futuristic Art Deco style), or into classic noir detective movies, then this already is a game for you. The game play is highly engaging, the world lore is really thought out, and everything plays really well as you solve a crime. There isn't a combat system, but that for me wasn't a deal breaker. The game is about investigating crime scenes, and solve the case. The voice acting is great, the pacing feels right to me. I truly hope that they either add expansions or make a Nobody Wants to Die 2. The game lore, the visuals, and overall style aren't something you see every day and it deserves to continue.

3.5/5

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