- March 18, 2025
- Sunseeker Games
Find Love or Die Trying: Til Death Do Us Part
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About
The afterstory to Find Love or Die Trying is here! Continue your romance with your chosen partner in the world beyond the killer dating show. Will your love survive, when the world turns against you? Features Visual Novel Gameplay with branching choices, consequences, and multiple endings Original story, art, and music Play as any gender









- The game provides a lovely afterstory for fans wanting more time with the beloved characters from the original.
- The new artwork is visually pleasing and the soundtrack is great, enhancing the overall experience.
- Despite its short length, the game delivers a sweet and nostalgic conclusion, leaving players satisfied with the characters' journeys.
- The game feels significantly shorter than the original, with some players expressing disappointment over its brevity and lack of depth.
- Choices often feel forced and lack meaningful impact, detracting from the player's experience.
- The introduction of a new character was seen as excessive and detracted from the focus on the original cast.
story
24 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story is primarily viewed as an afterstory or epilogue rather than a true sequel, with many reviewers noting its shorter length and hasty presentation of new elements. While some appreciated the opportunity to reconnect with familiar characters and explore their relationships, others criticized the overemphasis on a new character and the lack of meaningful choices. Overall, the narrative offers a nostalgic experience for fans of the original, despite its shortcomings.
“A lovely afterstory for those who wanted to see more of the cast of the original find love or die trying!”
“I really enjoyed both flodt games, and I couldn't be happier with the story you told.”
“The story is slightly shorter than the first game but what matters is that we got to see the girls again ❤️.”
“The story is a direct continuation to the original; however, new bits are presented hastily, while also not always making sense or being resolved strangely, which is not a good look for a game that's more than twice shorter than its predecessor.”
“My main gripe with the story is the overabundance of the new character, which takes the majority of the plot, and the events surrounding her weren't really to my liking. A lot of times, I don't like any of the choices presented regarding her and would love to have a third option.”
“Honestly, it felt more like an after story compared to a sequel.”