Nobody Wants to Die Steam Charts & Stats

I love a good story This is a good story. Great VA, amazing environments and visuals. I'm gonna be spending some time thinking about what was really going on for a while. I wish there was a little more room for exploring and understanding the environments, but this game clearly went for quality over quantity and I dig it. Very good game.

Nobody Wants to Die is a hidden gem that masterfully blends cyberpunk aesthetics with classic film noir, creating a unique and captivating atmosphere. The game's world, a futuristic New York City where immortality is commonplace, is both stunning and thought-provoking. What's more, the game beautifully incorporates a layer of art deco inspired architecture and a sense of lavish, yet underlyingly sinister, high elite society. The gameplay, a clever mix of point-and-click investigation, dialogue choices, and time manipulation mechanics, keeps you constantly engaged. While the puzzles are generally straightforward, achieving a complete understanding of the story and unlocking all the trophies requires at least two playthroughs, adding to the replayability (you can make a few different choices and be a bit of a d**k; drink some whisky and steal some.... spoilers... won't tell you). The narrative is a standout, with a gripping murder mystery plot, well-developed characters, and sharp, witty dialogue. The story explores themes of transhumanism, morality, and the societal consequences of immortality, leaving a lasting impression long after the credits roll. And the best part? It's refreshingly short, perfect for those who want a complete and satisfying gaming experience without a massive time commitment. Overall, Nobody Wants to Die is a must-play for fans of cyberpunk, noir, or anyone looking for a well-crafted and thought-provoking adventure. Highly recommended! (also thanks ChatGPT for making my words sounds like I know what I am talking about)

Great game, absolute visual spectacle. Shame that the performance was a let down, upscaling is required which in return makes for a grainy artifact-y look. It kind of ruins the look which sucks. I hope that we can see better optimisation for the next game, 40-50 fps with a 4080 super at high settings at native 4k is shocking.

Great concept, interesting story. I think its worth playing if you are looking for a relaxing game and if you are into detective investigative stories. Also I loved the futuristic SF world. I have no reason not to reccomend this game

I absolutely love this game. The game-play was fantastic, and the story had me on the edge of my seat the entire time. Every moment felt intense, with twists and turns that kept me hooked. The investigation mechanics made me feel like a real detective, and the world was so immersive that I didn't want to stop playing.

Fantastic atmosphere and great film noir. We need more of this in general.

We need more games like this. Slow, deep, Atmosphere, Meaning, makes you think and appreciate. Please more - and keep it like it is, not too much action or flashy distraction.

This game puts me in mind of Twin Mirror, Life is Strange, the Return of the Obra Dinn, or Call of Cthulhu for play style. The banter is fun, the story is intriguing, and on the whole, I'm very much enjoying my time in this game. The only negatives it that there has been some frame drop, and occasional graphical bugs, but nothing that broke the game. The game itself is a bit on rails, but whether that is a detriment will be up to personal taste. This game definitely scratches my "I want to find out what happens next," itch.

I was really having a blast with this game's setting and enjoying the story for what it is. Everything was going so well until I hit the ending. There are some things that make no sense to me in this aspect. The choices and how they affect the story are poorly written and executed in my opinion. The choices leading to the good/true and bad ending being the biggest offender of this. The game rewards you for making choices that make no sense and are completely illogical which I find extremely frustrating(again, the choice were you choose between those two men at the end before the endings are responsible for this)Its such a shame because in a game like this the choices should be done well if you are going to make a choice based system, not to mention the fact that there is not even a replay or chapter select function for player convenience and accessibility. Which is a decision that seems absolutely stupid to me. Really, its such a shame because I genuinely liked the whole atmosphere and setting that the game had, the story it was trying to tell in the first half also pulled me in. But the whole gameplay system just really ruins it for me unfortunately. Such a shame.

Short but an interesting world and thought-provoking story. The gameplay is pretty on rails, but I knew that when I picked it up so as long as you know it's more of an interactive movie than a game going in, think you'll enjoy it.