
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.
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese*languages with full audio support
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Nobody Wants to Die surprised me in the best way possible. The world it builds is fascinating, but what really hooked me was the story. Set in New York City in 2232, humanity has achieved a form of immortality by transferring a person’s memories and consciousness into a new body. It sounds like the perfect future, but the game does an amazing job showing the dark side of that technology. The government controls who gets to live on. Wealthy and influential people can easily secure new bodies, while ordinary citizens must pay an expensive annual subscription once they reach adulthood. If they can’t afford it, they lose everything. It’s a brilliant concept that raises interesting questions about power, inequality, and what it truly means to be human. The atmosphere, visuals, voice acting, and detective gameplay all come together perfectly. I genuinely enjoyed every moment and couldn’t stop thinking about the world after the credits rolled. If you enjoy story-driven games with deep world-building and a noir sci-fi atmosphere, I highly recommend this one.
An interesting concept, well executed. The puzzles have moon-logic sometimes. Strong narrative, good visual style.
para la gente comun, un juego tiene que ser un 3 o un 9 o 10, pero por que nunca juegan juegos de 7? este es un caso de aquellos Nobody wants to die es la opera prima de critical hit games, un noir inspirado claramente en obras como blade runner y del cyberpunk mas antiguo que existe, y si bien a nivel grafico sorprende, te das cuenta de ciertas cositas que podrian haberse aprovechado con un mejor presupuesto, tiene un hermoso setting que termina siendo desaprovechado ya que las areas jugables siempre son lugares cerrados y oscuros. otro punto es su corta duracion, pudiendo terminarlo en aproximadamente 4 horas, no mucho mas, pero tiene cierta rejugabilidad ya que tiene distintos finales, siendo que el juego dice que las decisiones importan, pero la realidad es que deben haber solo 2 o 3 elecciones que realmente importen. la historia si bien es muy interesante y engancha, no termina estar del todo bien escrita, ya que hay muchos puntos en los que no entiendes por que estas en un lugar, o ciertos conceptos explicados de manera pobre, dejando lugar a muchas dudas, trata temas de clasismo, poder politico, las tentaciones del ser humano cuando tiene mucho dinero y cosas asi no tiene combate, es un juego plenamente de investigación y diálogos. lo disfrute, la duración es correcta y no se hace pesado, los personajes son interesantes y el mundo podría haber sido aprovechado de mucha mejor manera, por eso, como dije al principio, le doy un 7
even with my pc the game have a loot drop frame the dlss in the game is dlss 3.5 maybe the engine what made the game is old maybe but other then that i lower the sitting so i can get stable frame atlest si i can finish the game and i did and i have strange selling its not puzzle you have to find and solve the puzzle and its not even lainer game its strange game to me and i like it i dont why its first time to me i play something like this
very immersive and story driven.
Gameplay: 7/10 Story: 7/10 Atmosphere 9/10 The game was basically cyberpunk Dresden Files. There are multiple endings, and I only did one, and that was enough for me. If you've played Arkham Origins, there's a couple of sections where you use these gadgets to reconstruct crime scenes to figure out what happened, and this game is basically all just that. It was fun, but I can see a lot of people just calling the game a walking simulator, because it kinda is. The game takes place in a cyberpunk future where mankind has figured out immortality, but they managed to make it suck with capitalism. They achieved immortality by removing your consciousness from your body and putting it in another. So when you get old, you just switch to a younger body and keep on chugging. The problem is if you fail to pay your immortality tax at any point after you turn 21, the government "repossesses" your body, sticks your consciousness in a bank, and pretty much gives your body to somebody else. My only 2 complaints are that the game is overly edgy, and some of the story writing is a bit lazy. But ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ is the game edgy. Like, every other sentence drops the F bomb. It's almost comical.
This is a really rich story, they do such a good job of giving the feeling that your choices matter.
Not really worth it outside of the gorgeous visuals an extremely linear story where nothing you do matters (outside of exactly one decision) extremely predictable too. ... it is beautiful to look at tho.
Почитал обзоры как негативные так и позитивные, а потом поиграл сам. Как ни странно правы все. Внимание! Если вы ждете от этой игры чего-то другого кроме детектива и решения головоломок, не покупайте её! В игре стоит отметить шикарный визуал, хорошую музыку (Mikolai Stroinski, теперь я буду следить за твоей карьерой, так держать!) и непередаваемый нуарный вайб. Тут все сделали по красоте и бульварьные фразочки/диалоги в которых очень много того самого пафоса, и ретрофутуризм со всеми его прелестями. Было очень интересно взглянуть на киберпанк без японских мегакорпораций и кислых неоновых вывесок. Вроде как это первая работа этой студии, так держать!
Spannende Story, fesselnde Atmosphäre, Grafisch Top, ein muss wenn man auf Krimis steht. Kann man nur weiter empfehlen. Danke für das Erlebnis !! :D
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