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The promise of immortality lies at the heart of Siradon. As Death's right hand, challenge the undying guardians of the realm and endure the eternal struggle to purge their souls.
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The promise of immortality lies at the heart of Siradon. As Death's right hand, challenge the undying guardians of the realm and endure the eternal struggle to purge their souls.
Death's Gambit: Afterlife is the new and expanded edition of the original hardcore 2D RPG action platformer. Master the precise combat, utilizing a wide variety of weapons and abilities to confront the horrors that lurk within Siradon. Explore a mysterious and unforgiving world and uncover the true price of immortality.
Afterlife offers players a wealth of new content to experience on top of the original game, including 10 new levels, over 30 weapons, 5 new bosses, mechanical overhauls, and more. Your choices will affect the epic finale to Sorun’s tale.
- Expansive World – Travel across a massive world of over 20 beautifully rendered levels. Meet quirky characters from all walks of life and uncover their secrets.
- Metroidvania – Unlock unique movement and combat upgrades that open and expand the world.
- Character Classes – Choose from 7 playable classes, pick from over 100 talents in the skill tree, and multi-class to tailor the combat style to your preference.
- Incredible Bosses – Hunt 20 towering monsters and other creatures of legend. Each boss is a test of skill, requiring unique strategies to defeat.
- Heroic Mode – Defeated bosses experience a second wind in an exponentially harder heroic mode accessible immediately after defeating them. Give yourself an all new challenge and master their new abilities.
- Non-Linear Exploration – Explore levels and bosses in a non-linear order, discover side areas with more secrets to unravel and enemies to purge.
- Character Customization – Outfit your character with over 30 weapons including bows, scythes, longswords, halberds and more. Customize how you wield them with a plethora of abilities and upgrades.
- Alternate Endings – Determine Sorun’s fate as you progress through the story by achieving certain goals and making key decisions along the way.
- Crafting – Scavenge, hunt and dismantle items you find throughout the world to create new and useful equipment for your struggle through Siradon.
- Evocative Score – Experience an intricately crafted score that sets the tone for Death's Gambit: Afterlife’s world with nearly 3 hours of evocative music composed by Kyle Hnedak.
- New Game Plus – Complete Afterlife to unlock New Game+ in brackets of three that allow you to set your own difficulty. Endure Sorun’s journey all over again with new enemy variants and modifiers unique to New Game+.
Recommended system requirements
minimum*
- OS *:
- Windows 7 32bit
- Processor:
- Intel Core 2 Duo E7500 2.93 GHz / AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 5600+ 2.9GHz
- Memory:
- 2 GB RAM
- Graphics:
- NVIDIA GeForce 9600 GT/ AMD Radeon HD 6450
- DirectX:
- Version 11
- Storage:
- 1 GB available space
- Sound Card:
- Windows Compatible Sound card
recommended*
- OS *:
- Windows 7 (32bit) or Higher
- Processor:
- Intel Core i3 or higher
- Memory:
- 4 GB RAM
- Graphics:
- Nvidia Geforce GT520 / AMD Radeon HD 6670 or higher
- DirectX:
- Version 11
- Storage:
- 1 GB available space
- Sound Card:
- Windows Compatible Sound card
User reviews
It's missing some polishing in almost every aspect: - Music is very good at times, but gets cut off a lot. There is a lot of unnecessary silence. - Combat has some depth to it, but also has some awful hitboxes. - Bosses
This game has a robustly defined personality and identity, so i wont be comparing it to other titles of the genre. Its biggest strenghs are the story (actually quite complex for a title this size, very good), the
50/50 game for me. and one of the rare games I've played over 20+ hours but couldn't bring myself to finish it. It gets ridiculously boring and very, very hard for no apparent reason. Still, not a bad game, but not a
Man this game is boring as ♥♥♥♥. Level design is ass, levels are all short asf, bosses honestly are a complete hit or miss, some are funny other are incrediblly boring. Theres no real choice for how to build your
It's great until about halfway through and then balance goes out the window. Bosses feel like they have 2-3x more health than they should have, and some of the hitboxes are wonky. The framerate dips in the Galaxy Mage
I didn't like it at first. Hell, I even refunded it before. But after coming back to and beating it, I really enjoyed it. I got ending A the first time around, and I intend on re-revisiting the game to get ending B. The




