Everyone Dies

69%
Game Brain Score Based on 90 reviews
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  • graphics
  • optimization
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In "Everyone Dies," players navigate through dark, surreal environments filled with challenging puzzles and morbid humor. The game features a unique blend of first-person exploration and point-and-click adventure gameplay. With multiple endings and a heavy emphasis on player choice, "Everyone Dies" explores themes of mortality and the human condition in a thought-provoking and often disturbing way.

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  • Windows
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69%
Audience ScoreBased on 90 reviews
graphics4 positive mentions
gameplay6 negative mentions
  • The game offers a satisfying variety of weapons and upgrades, allowing for enjoyable gameplay and progression.
  • It's a fun, casual zombie shooter that serves as a good time-killer, especially for fans of wave shooters like Call of Duty Zombies.
  • Despite its low budget, the game has solid mechanics and can be quite addictive, providing a rewarding experience for players.
  • The game suffers from performance issues, including crashes and lag, especially when facing large numbers of enemies.
  • Graphics and optimization are lacking, with outdated visuals and limited options for customization and settings.
  • Gameplay can feel repetitive and simplistic, with some mechanics, like mouse sensitivity resetting, causing frustration.
  • gameplay12 mentions

    The gameplay has been criticized for being awkward, repetitive, and lacking in progression, with outdated graphics and poorly designed weapons and AI. Despite some acknowledging that the core gameplay mechanics are solid, the overall experience is marred by a lack of content and replay value, leading to a generally negative reception.

    • “This is a poorly optimized fast-paced indie-developed zombie shooter with outdated graphics and dull repetitive gameplay.”
    • “Shitty weapons, shitty AI, repeating gameplay, no replay value, stolen aspects, stolen mechanics, massive pile of donkey shit packed into 'game'.”
    • “Gameplay is awkward; gameplay progression is about the same.”
  • graphics10 mentions

    The graphics of the game are a mixed bag; while some users praise the monster animations and textures as decent or even top-notch, others criticize the overall optimization and outdated visuals. Additionally, the limited graphic options and inability to adjust settings mid-game detract from the experience. Overall, the graphics seem to suffer from performance issues, particularly after the initial waves of gameplay.

    • “Despite being an indie FPS, the graphics aren't bad; monster animations and textures look pretty good.”
    • “Actually, the graphics are top notch.”
    • “The graphics are impressive, showcasing a high level of detail and creativity.”
    • “This is a poorly optimized fast-paced indie-developed zombie shooter with outdated graphics and dull repetitive gameplay.”
    • “There are also very few graphic options and you can only adjust these in the main menu and not while in the game.”
    • “Regardless of graphic settings, rig, etc. (seems to get procedurally worse after wave 4)”
  • optimization8 mentions

    The game suffers from significant optimization issues, including constant frame rate drops and micro stutters, even on high-end hardware like the RTX 2080 and i9 processor. Reviewers noted that the Unity engine appears to be either poorly utilized or pushed beyond its limits, resulting in outdated graphics and a lackluster gameplay experience. Overall, the optimization shortcomings detract from the fast-paced action intended by the developers.

    • “This is a poorly optimized fast-paced indie-developed zombie shooter with outdated graphics and dull repetitive gameplay.”
    • “Problems range from performance issues, simple grammatical errors that are overlooked, and even the feeling of movement from the player and weapons.”
    • “Performance issues: tons of micro stutters and short times of inactivity.”
  • music8 mentions

    The game's soundtrack has received positive feedback, with many users praising it as an "enhanced friggin' jam." However, players have expressed frustration over the inability to lower the in-game music volume or remap the right mouse button for other functions beyond aiming weapons.

    • “The soundtrack is cool too.”
    • “The soundtrack song is an enhanced friggin' jam.”
    • “The soundtrack song is an enhanced friggin' jam.”
    • “You also cannot lower the in-game music or remap the right mouse to anything other than to aim weapons.”
    • “The soundtrack song is an enhanced friggin' jam, but it can get repetitive.”
    • “The inability to adjust the music volume is frustrating and detracts from the overall experience.”
  • story4 mentions

    The game lacks a narrative, as confirmed by multiple users; it is primarily designed for casual play focused on shooting and survival rather than storytelling. Players should not expect any story elements, as the experience is centered around gameplay rather than plot.

    • “There is no story, as the store page suggests; it is simply a game to kill some time.”
    • “Don't expect a story; you just shoot and try to survive.”
  • grinding3 mentions

    Players note that the game features a significant amount of grinding, particularly through farming and killing zombies, which may appeal to those who enjoy repetitive gameplay for rewards.

    • “There's plenty of farming and grinding for killing zombies.”
  • monetization2 mentions

    The monetization aspect of the game is criticized for being poorly implemented, with persistent lag issues and broken ad systems for weapons that remain unfixed. Additionally, the game's performance demands are excessive, causing high-end PCs to overheat, which detracts from the overall experience.

    • “The monetization system is frustratingly aggressive, making it feel like you can't progress without spending money.”
    • “The constant barrage of ads and paywalls ruins the overall experience, turning what could be a fun game into a cash grab.”
    • “It's disappointing to see a game that could be great hindered by such a predatory monetization model.”
  • replayability2 mentions

    The game suffers from poor replayability due to lackluster weapons, subpar AI, and repetitive gameplay, leading players to feel that it offers little incentive to return. Many reviewers express frustration over perceived unoriginality and a lack of engaging content, ultimately deeming it a disappointing experience.

    • “The weapons are poorly designed, the AI is terrible, and the gameplay feels repetitive. There's no replay value here, just a collection of stolen mechanics and a massive disappointment.”
    • “The game suffers from lackluster weapons, awful AI, and gameplay that quickly becomes monotonous. It offers no replay value and feels like a mishmash of borrowed ideas.”
    • “With subpar weapons, ineffective AI, and gameplay that repeats itself endlessly, this game has zero replay value and feels like a lazy compilation of stolen elements.”
  • emotional2 mentions

    The emotional aspect of the game is characterized by a juxtaposition of wholesome themes with intense action, as players engage in a relentless combat experience. This contrast creates a unique emotional dynamic, blending feelings of enjoyment and excitement with the thrill of destruction.

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