Death Come True brings its time-hopping mystery to PS4 in October

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Izanagi Games has announced that its realm-defying mystery Death Come True will launch on PS4 October 15, following on from its earlier release on PC, Nintendo Switch, and mobile devices.

Directed by Danganronpa creator Kazutaka Kodaka, Death Come True is an interactive FMV title about a young man who awakens in an opulent hotel suite, wanted for a string of brutal murders and with the police hot on his heels. With no recollection of who he is, how he got here, or why there is an unconscious woman lying in his bathtub, our hero must stay one step ahead of his pursuers if he is to get to the bottom of this weird, time-bending mystery.


In our recent review, I found Death Come True to be an engaging, but short-lived experience, which pushes past some of its gameplay frustrations with a well-shot “movie” featuring solid performances from its slight cast of characters. A little pricey at $16, Death Come True is still an interesting way to pass an evening, and hopefully plants seeds for more similar but deeper experiences down the line.

Death Come True is available digitally on PC, Nintendo Switch, and iOS and Android devices. It launches on PS4 October 15. A physical release has been confirmed for Japan.

Death Come True for PS4 launches October 15 [Gematsu]


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