Characters in this indie adventure quest plunge into deep despair and seek swift ends to their suffering. Players relive the breaking events for each one, then seek unique ways to grant their deaths across ten levels. Final wishes, like drafting suicide notes, add side quests to the mix.
Dark, depressing tones dominate, pierced by humorous dialogs and absurd moments. Pixel art, lighting, and an atmospheric soundtrack build a philosophical edge. Fans of indie games and odd, enlightening journeys will connect with its brutal lessons on bullying, alcohol, and ignorance.
I think that everyone felt despair at least once in their life, and we all know that it is not a pleasant feeling. Well, the characters of Let Me Die (inside) fell into despair head over heels and decided to leave this world as soon as possible. Your duty is to fulfil their wish.
Let Me Die (inside) tries to teach the player how to prevent yourself and others from getting too far into misery by showing the horrible effects of bullying, irresponsibility, rudeness, alcohol and ignorance in the most brutal and ruthless ways.
Let Me Die (inside) is a quest. In every level, the player lives through or is told about the event that broke the character. After that, the player is expected to find a way to die, which is different in every level. In most levels, the character has final wishes, that the player has to fulfil (for example, write a suicide note).
Most of the time, the game is dark and depressing, especially with the soundtrack, but, from time to time, the player might find humorous dialogs or live through funny and absurd events.
The player can expect Let Me Die (inside) to be a depressing, but, at the same time, enlightening and atmospheric experience. The music, pleasant pixel art, lighting, dark humour and dialogs will be enjoyable for anyone who likes indie games and/or absurd experiences.
FEATURES
• Ten levels
• Pleasant pixel art
• Atmospheric soundtrack
• Side quests
• Philosophical and humorous dialogs
