Deathverse: Let It Die

Set several hundred years following the original Let It Die, Supertrick Games’ survival action game Deathverse: Let it Die throws players into the violent TV show Death Jamboree. Sixteen different competitors must fight for survival in the most dramatic way possible, by murdering each other. The contestants are dropped on an uninhabited and heavily polluted desert island. So, not only must they survive each other, but also the effects of an element known as SPLithium. Oh, yes. And there’s the audience factor. Make them happy or lose your chance at fame and glory.

Much like its predecessor, Deathverse is violent and twisted – so much so that combatants are only armed with melee weapons. There’s no running and gunning here. You have to face your foe. But, don’t take that to mean you have to play fair. Make use of the terrain, sneak up on your enemy, and do what you need to do to survive. And don’t forget to put on a good show for the audience while you’re at it. You’ll need to entertain them to earn “GP”, a necessity if you want to make it to the end.