Nobody Wants to Die Steam Charts & Stats

i would have to say its a very different kind of game, nothing groundbreaking. But the game has sweet charm to it and tells the story really good even if it feels like there are holes sometimes. Game play is fun and interesting, and it investgation method it went with uses some good things and brings some new ideas to the table. i do really enjoy how the converstions change up on depending how you answer and also effects the ending of the game. all i would recommend the game, its not to long of play through, and with having an alternate ending give a pretty good reason for another play through.

Its a good game, quit short but the universe and lore in this game is huge. When you play it there is a big sense of scale, the mix with dystopian future with the " 1930 style" is unexpected and i like it. While the story is honestly as basic as classic detective movies, it still gives strong messages about our future and the unethical decisions from politicians. The only thing which will certainly not satisfy everyone is...the gameplay (more like a walking simulator, don't expect to shoot like the "LA NOIR" policeman or the FBI. And the choices are minimalist, they say it matters but only 2-3 choice really matters in the endgame, its a bit disapointing that there is no replayability.

Great and stunning visuals, interesting story. Wish it was a bit longer. Game could also use more gameplay elements. There is this beautiful looking world and you barely get to see much of it. Would be cool if it was more explorable.

Great neo-noir, near-cyberpunk detective story for a couple of evenings. Optimization could be better, but overall a solid 8/10.

Amazing visuals, atmosphere, aesthetics and theme of the entire world, the concept is certainly unique, but also horrifying to think about, which makes it even better. It's probably one of the most dystopian games i've ever played, there is no almost no hope at all, the world is an empty husk, which is also fitting to the lore itself. They really pulled off the noir, steampunk, 1930s-1950s America look, everything matches well. The audio quality is pretty good, soundtracks are decent aswell. Controls are quite basic and easy to learn. Gameplay itself is mostly just walking around and solving puzzles, very casual, but enjoyable. I would say the biggest downsides of the game are : 1) Choices really don't matter, other than 2 major ones, which is very Telltale-ish, but somehow even more limited. A lot of dialogue gets locked out and there's no rhyme or reason to even begin to understand, how to unlock them. For a game all about dialogue, it is definitely on the weaker side. 2) The game is a bit too vague and intentionally misleading you down the wrong path to deceive you, it's okay if you come to certain conclusions yourself but it comes off a bit too strong to try and subvert your expectations. At a certain point, it just becomes too outlandish to even consider other options, logic breaks down and it becomes another "haha i fooled you" stereotype in writing. 3) The game does feel a bit rushed, like they ran out of funding and had to cut out a lot of potential content to squeeze everything into the story. It jumps a bit too fast from place to place, it's just a very short game. Which also leads to the problem of the vagueness of the story, there is no certainty or actual conclusions, it just leaves you with more questions and considering this game will probably never get a sequel, it should, it just doesn't scratch the itch it gave you. Overall, it's clear that a lot of love went into making this game and it's just a shame that such a unique concept has been squandered, i think it was just a financial problem and the fact it's a fairly unknown studio. The corpos probably didn't see much potential in this and decided to play safe. I usually never write reviews this long, but i can definitely sense, that in another universe, this game was an absolute hit and that's just a bummer.

Awesome game, deepest story, nuar world and dont u dare to lsiten about "Theres no gameplay here, blah blah blah", there is a lot of gameplay here plus this is a complex, complete and absolute cinema alike game. 100\10.

Fun little game, it's like Firewatch set in the future with noir style. The game throws some moral and philosophical questions and dilemmas about life and death, capitalism etc., and even if we all saw these before, it was still enjoyable. I would have been happier with more details of the lore in some ways. Really liked the voice acting and dialogue, just as the cinematic and stunning visuals, and Mikolai Stroinski's jazz style music too, all fit well. I agree with those who found the ending underwhelming and rushed. The idea was good, but I feel it should have been expanded. The detective parts are easy, but fun to play; it holds our hands, so basically only a matter of time until you put the pieces together; however, the final conclusion will be on you. Liked the gadgets as well. I don't want to spoil anything; the main mystery was interesting, even if it wasn't as big as I expected. Many people said the story is heavily based on Altered Carbon, which is good, because even if I never watched it, I know it's a worldwide accomplished series, and sad, of course, but it is hard to create something brand new nowadays. Most of the choices do not really matter, maximum you can unlock extra or hidden dialogue options. I had some fps drops, and I think we really didn't need crosshair, it just killed the immersion - should have been an option to turn it off. To be fair, these didn't bother me, we need more games like this: shorter, simpler, but has its style at least in one thing and knows what it wants.

It's an interactive movie, about 4 hours long, but if you get it in sale for like 10 euro like me, it can be fun. The only thing that I don't like is that the game has multiple endings and you can't load previous chapters to see all of them.. And I didn't find it good enough to play it twice.

The game is fine, the puzzles are extremely easy to the point I'd call this a walking simulator. What kills it for me: The game has multiple endings,but no way to watch them all in a single play through and there is no chapter select. I'm not too sure the choices you make actually affect the story except the few last ones. The ending is... Bad. Yeah, yeah, noir is supposed to have a bad ending, but this is just unsatisfying and you end up with more questions than answers.

In short: Noir detective walking simulator in cyberpunk world with Braindance system from CP2077 and choices. Nobody wants to die is a very solid product for a first game from the studio. Critical Hit Games are from Poland, which can be noticed by some easter eggs/names/details. Pros: - Visuals are stunning. - Game is very "Blade Runner"-styled. - Voice acting is great. - Progression of character's relations based on dialigue option choices feels nice. Cons: - Facial animations sometimes can be a bit off, but you will see other people in dialogues pretty rarely, so it is not a problem. - Plot and it's development/presentation. Kind of chaotic. - One of the endings makes no sence until you will understand what is actually happeing here. - Game is using a lot of things from other projects, which makes it a bit unoriginal. Narrative and story is where game has some problems: - Being a noir-styled detective, protagonist will sometimes say something with his "noir" voice, but these sentences will seriously lack in terms of logic, intellect and sence. Like a fillers that were pushed there without any actual idea behind them. - Serious Altered Carbon vibes. - Braindance system from CP2077. - Storytelling is not very good, I was really trying at times to understand who is who and what were the motives. - One ending will lead to even more confusion. - "Сredits voice message" which we already have seen in another game, but much more emotionally strong (trying not to spoil). - The whole universe, it's history and logic - not described very well. And for the first half of the game I was not sure how this world actually ended up here and how everything works. To sum up, it is really a good and very beautiful game, moody, but story feels a somewhat chaotic and rushed, which is kind of a letdown. I'd say game deserves 8/10, but realistically it is 6.5-7/10. Anyway a solid foundation for studio :)