Deathwish

Deathwish

Sunstrock · 2022 · Indie, Medieval, Top-Down Shooter, Action-Adventure, Nature

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About Deathwish

Trapped, Alone and long away from real world, a man must make his way through dangerous places to find a way out.

Deathwish is a top-down, single-player game power by UNREAL ENGINE 5 and developed by two developers

A man who has been time traveled by mysterious stone is trapped in medieval ages and have to find the stone in this age to get back to his real world
Along the way the man will face a lot of enemies and a lot more traps.

Run ,fight enemies, avoid the traps , solve riddles , choose the right path and think twice before it, because there is no more than one right path, find weapon if you need your way to be easier.
The game will take you on a medieval adventure with different environment in each level.
There is a big challenge playing Deathwish, the traps are unpredictable and one hit will get you killed, you have to be cautious and patient to beat the game.

MODES:-
-Story Mode
-Endless Running Mode

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

✦ AI summary

This budget isometric indie game frustrates players with repetitive trap-based obstacles and punishing design that forces complete restarts upon death due to the lack of manual saves. Additional complaints include unmappable controls, a broken music volume setting, and inaccessible options during gameplay, making the overall experience feel unpolished and not worth even its low three-dollar asking price.

Not recommended Oct 19, 2022
Yeah, it's bad. Three dollars is about right. Then again, perhaps this game should actually be free. This is a cheap indie developed isometric game with highly frustrating obstacle traps that you must repeat over and over again. When you die in one of these traps, you must start all over because there is no manual save. You also cannot remap the controls, the music volume setting does not save, and you cannot access the options while playing. Overall, this is a pretty cheap low-budget experience and should be avoided in my opinion.
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