Take the Edge Off with 10 Minutes of Nobody Wants to Die Gameplay | Push Square
The slick, sci-fi detective game Nobody Wants to Die continues to impress, this time in 10 minutes of gritty gameplay, courtesy of IGN. Shockingly, it's out next week, launching on 17th July on PS5, and it looks like the kind of hard-boiled noir thriller we could see ourselves getting lost in.
Developed by Critical Hit and published by Plaion, the narrative (naturally) revolves around investigating a killer on the loose, using powers of time manipulation to re-create crime scenes and put all the pieces together. With a retro-futuristic take on art-deco design aesthetics, it even has a bit of BioShock about it, so colour us intrigued.
A modern Sherlock Holmes
What do you think of Nobody Wants to Die? Are you a fan of this sort of narrative mystery, and will you be picking it up when it launches? Take another strong drink to steel yourself to face the mean streets again in the comments section below.
Khayl Adam is Push Square's roving Australian correspondent, a reporter tasked with scouring the internet for the richest, most succulent PlayStation stories. With five years of experience as a freelance journalist and mercenary wordsmith, RPGs are his first great love, but strategy and tactics games are a close second, genres in which he is only too happy to specialize.
I thought it's an FPS with some detective elements. But it looks like a point & click adventure. The graphic looks great though.
If they nail the narrative, then let’s go. Very interested to read reviews.
This one seems to tick all my boxes, will most likely get this early unless reviews are really bad.
It should be appreciated,
But Only for their efforts not even any further!
Not lovely sci-fi without any specific intriguing mechanic or gameplay. Let’s forget about the story.
it seems They’ve been inspired by CDPR’s Cyberpunk but something is missing!
Just a “portfolio filler” for the company!
Stylin’ I’m gettin that
Sure, if a physical edition comes along I’ll bite.
This looks amazing, the transition
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