
They Die Tomorrow is a co-op horror investigation game for 1-4 players that sends you to the scene of a murder right before it happens. Use discovered evidence and observed behaviors to identify the killer, but be quick about it... You don't want to be the next victim! Multiple ways to play.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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Hours played at review time, across 25 reviews with recorded playtime.
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##HONEST REVIEW## I feel like this game is just not there. I had more fun when cyberpunk was released. When you have to "later" implement stuff into a menu such as basic settings should be a sign that you were not ready for release. Could this game improve? I'm not going to hold my breath it is almost like ideas and game mechanics are from Phasmophobia without it trying to be Phasmophobia. So far it is a horrible escape room simulator with not much to do especially when you die. Probably not gonna try this one again.
Have only played for an hour so far and already loving it. Many are assuming its another version of Phas but its very different. Only thing in common is you're identifying something in a map.
completely honest review it has a lot of bugs, not scary, the concept of the game was interesting but it was poorly designed. dont recommend it.
As a true crime fan and a huge lover of the investigative horror genre, this game hits the spot. You can win the game and prevent the murder in different ways, so everyone can develop their own unique play style. Plus, the long term research of observed behaviors keeps me coming back for more. The devs obviously put their heart and soul into this game and will be loving on it for a long time to come. Definitely grab this one now and watch it grow into the next big thing! I'm an official content creator for They Die Tomorrow, so I did receive a copy of the game from the devs. I've made a few guides to help new players move through the game here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLlTNHDx-1b6mo3Ge2UFDdj4YDxZ4enQxn
honest review: Thus far the game is very very early alpha feeling and not fleshed out, the timers currently are to fast and can be overwhelming and very unclear to new players, the tutorial is very basic and gives no real form of teaching or guidance. As for actual gameplay the game is very lackluster especially after all the hype. i went in giving it a fair shake and after an hour+ of playing i just found my self confused and bored. the lore memento device is the only item you needed to find the killer and the devs response was instead of looking into why the item was the only thing needed they instead nerf it trying to force people to use other items instead of fixing the flaw in their design. It has potential to be an amazing game and while im puting a no recommendation right now i will gladly change it when some more QoL is added, but in it's current form i do not think it's worth the 15$ at best 10$ i would wait til the game receives more updates before purchasing. I have faith the devs will fix the issues, but for now i do not recommend buying this game.
I think the game has some charm to it. It's another coop investigation which isn't a bad thing. I enjoyed it for the most part, but I do think there needs to be some changes. My suggestions are: 1: An audio setting, had to lower the volume manually on my computer. 2: The timers take the thrill and anxiety out because you know exactly how the thing will react during a time. I'd keep it hidden or at least have that be an option. 3. Requiring you to know the entity type before the banishment item works as I was able to just putz around, banish the thing then figure it out. 4. Kiting the guy is a bit easy unless you dead end yourself. Also he fixates on a person knowing exactly where you are hiding. 5. Mementos are a bit over powered, as you can just find them and it sort of negates the evidence required. 6. All the entities reacted the same, maybe some variation on how often they appear and patterns? Over all I think it's decent game and definitely different enough to stand on it's own. Just think with a bit more improvements it will be a stellar title. PS: I have been drinking while writing this. The few times I did die was Shorne_t's fault
First and foremost, seeing as other reviews (fairly, as explained below) are treating this as a full release, it needs to be clarified, THIS IS CURRENTLY IN EARLY ACCESS (3/22/22). This is NOT shown on the steam page, why, I have no idea. However the main menu clearly states "Early Access". All the points in the other reviews stand, but a lot are framed as "how did it get released like this", which would be very fair but is less relevant for an EA title. It's something that really needs to be added to the steam page to help out going forward. However things to seem to be actively improving so far, and there is certainly hope for this to continue to improve. There's some solid gameplay here that just needs some tuning to be worth the money. If you've already got a bunch of similar games in your library, you may want to wait to pull the trigger on this one, but if you're ok hopping on in early days and want some more variety it's still currently fun, and just different enough so far to be worth putting into the rotation. Just be aware you're going into an early access game, regardless of what the page tells you.
I was really excited for this game. I enjoy most ghost hunting games, but this one was a big disappointment for me. 1) I did not find the game scary whatsoever. Unless you have a really low scare threshold, neither will you. 2) Evidence collecting is a joke. Just walk around the the Memento Finder. Find 4-5 of them. Congratulations, you figured out the ghost. None of the other pieces of evidence is necessary at the time of this review, not even finding the ghost locations. 3) Looping the ghost is simple so death is only by getting trapped in a room without a loop or fumbling the loop. I love horror and I love investigating, but this is not it. Not yet. I'll check back maybe in a few months to see if there's been any progress, but at this time this game is too easy, not scary, and not fun. The other ghost hunting games out currently do more for the same price or cheaper. Wait for updates or wait for a sale.
This game is great. The good: The game's playthrough is discovering what type of killer you have before a murder takes place. Very fun and spooks are great, I love the idea of a twist from the usual ghost hunting type style to killer. The detail on the killers is good and they scared me quite a few times. The intro music as well as the music in the game is fun and scary. Lobby is nicely set up and designed to where it's easy to navigate. The tools you use can be slightly confusing, so I would highly rec doing the tutorial before you jump into a game. Each case is split into different phases and it's important to understand how these work in order to be able to solve the case. The houses and locations of each case change frequently, and they're nicely done. It's exciting and fun trying to solve the case, especially when you're playing multiplayer. Game has a tutorial, easy, medium and hard difficulties. The cons: The phases can be a big adjustment if you're used to playing games similar style. In the beginning you can only use a couple of the tools to help get a head start prior to mr. killer arriving. I find that when you load into the game, the arrival clock is already instantly ticking away. It would be better if the clock didn't start until you went into the house as some take longer to load into the game then others. I dislike the feeling i'm starting to investigate before someone else or vice versa. I also feel as if the easy mode clocks are a bit short, especially if you're brand new to playing, however after a few games it does start to feel better. I find the short time frames make it difficult to get a good layout of the larger maps, the houses are ok, but it's still a rush. There are some known issues with multiplayer, I experienced one where it would not connect us back to the existing lobby so we had to exit the game and create a new lobby. This can be troubling especially if you're streaming... but it isn't a deal breaker for me as the game is a lot of fun still. There are med kits in the game in case you get stabbed, however every time a friend or myself has been stabbed it's resulted in death, but I'm still learning the game so I hope to get the hang of this. Overall: I would recommend this game to anyone who likes the discovery of killer/ghost type games or wants a game where you can have short games that are spooky. It's not difficult to learn once you complete the tutorial, but requires playing a few times to get the hang of it. It's a great game to play solo or with others, hopefully the multi player issues get resolved soon, but i'm sure they will. For the price, it's a great deal! It was very quickly loved by myself as well as others I play with.
I love love loooove this game. It is very Phasmo, Ghost Exorcism Inc and Ghost Exile-like but the "Finding the Killer" aspect gives it a great bit of difference especially with the phases that force you to move fast! I am so excited to see where this game goes! I will admit it is a little buggy, especially in multiplayer mode. But little things such as syncing where the killer is and such, from my experience.
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