

Death Relives
Nyctophile Studios · 2025 · Mythology, 3D, Survival Horror, Horror, Gore
PC
Very Positive83% · 198
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About Death Relives
He's right behind you in every step you take. You should stay hidden and evade him during the whole journey while also solving the puzzles along the way. You have no super powers, only mere equipments.
Put yourself in shoes of Adrian, and try to rescue your mother from being sacrificied by the Aztec god. Learn about secrets of Aztec history.
Powered by Unreal Engine 5's latest technologies, immerse yourself in a mansion which was host to an Aztec god for decades.
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What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
I have quite mixed feelings about this game. It’s a horror game built around a familiar concept: a monster that constantly pursues you, but that you can also interact with to temporarily drive it away. While avoiding it, you need to solve various puzzles to progress through the story. Most of these puzzles are fairly simple, although it’s not always very clear what the game expects from the player. One of my main issues lies with the gameplay, which I found quite simplistic and often a bit clunky. The animation sequences, especially during deaths or monster interactions, quickly become repetitive and sometimes frustrating over time. The stronger aspects are mainly the atmosphere and the narrative. Even if the storytelling isn’t always perfectly handled, it still manages to keep you engaged. You can feel a genuine effort from the developers to create something meaningful despite limited resources. Visually, the game isn’t particularly impressive, but some lighting and atmosphere work makes certain moments enjoyable. In the end, despite its flaws and overall clunkiness, I mostly appreciate the game for its intentions and the good ideas it brings.2 found this helpful
A fine indie horror gem featuring a highly original monster from Aztec mythology and hide-and-seek gameplay that never feels tedious. Recommended on sale.1 found this helpful
It's so slow and they make it even slower for you as you wait for your flashlight to recharge. The kid sounds like a 40 year old man. Nothin but a walking simulator making you check every inch of a room. You have to get so close to something to trigger an action.
Quick time events if you are hiding. Like playing a dancing game. Didn't made it through the proloque, played with xbox controller and something was messed up with the icons. if there are quick time events as part of a minigame, okay. But here it looked like it's a core game mechanic and me, like every other sane person hates this ♥♥♥♥.
A friend bought me this game as a gift but it is worth every penny. Great graphics, smooth gameplay, Great story but with a bit of a grim ending and a decent game length no too puzzle heavy or things start to be too focus heavy and not enough fun and action. Worth a buy and play for sure.
TR:Oyun zaten iki saatlik bir şey yarım saatinde sıktı.Korkunç değil.İkide bir saçma eşya alma görevi veriyor.Hikaye kötü.Türkçe dublajı kötü.3/10 veriyorum.Biraz daha vaktimi harcayamam buna. EN:The game is only about two hours long, and it got boring after half an hour. It’s not scary. It keeps giving you pointless item-fetch quests. The story is bad. The Turkish dubbing is bad too. I’d give it a 3/10. I can’t spend any more time on this.
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