I Expect You To Die Free Download

Overview I Expect You To Die:

Welcome to the world of espionage and deception, Agent! We hope you’re ready for the challenges you’ll face in this virtual reality escape-the-room puzzle game. I Expect You To Die places you in the well-polished shoes of an elite secret agent. Solve complex puzzles in order to survive deadly situations in immersive and dangerous locales. Complete seven covert operations using your smarts, your wits, and the power of telekinesis, a special ability given to all agents in the field. The Agency expects you to escape each sticky situation and defeat Dr. Zor… or die trying. Great game but a little short in the playtime department. I beat all missions in under 1.5 hours and usually after at most 2 tries, so they weren’t too difficult but I would suppose that would depend on your experience level with escape room’ type games. Luckily my wife will be playing this as well so that should double the playtime we get out of it. However she isn’t as much of a gamer so sometimes she would fail missions because she couldn’t figure out the controls quick enough even though she knew what to do (but thats VR for you.

I Expect You To Die Pre-Installed:

The game play is simple and not too difficult, coming from someone who had never played a beat’em up game before; I’m bad at remembering button combos, but I was able to get through the game spam pressing attack and jumping around like a lunatic. It’s also a lot of fun to play with friends. It’s a very short game but it has a lot of replay value. Definitely a game better for TMNT fans rather than hardcore beat’em up fans. It took just shy of 3 hours to beat this game on the hardest difficulty with 3 other friends. I will definitely revisit this game and play through as the other characters. This game brings nostalgia from one of my favorite SNES games Turtles in Time. The combat is enjoyable and the music is great. The only complaint I have is the characters special moves are heavily relied upon for pretty much every fight. It doesn’t make the game bad, but it just makes some fights feel very similar.