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Death’s Gambit: Afterlife is an expansion for Death's Gambit, the 2D side-scrolling Souls-like from developer White Rabbit. Along with six new bosses, Afterlife offers ten new levels, an expanded world and hub, 100 talents, numerous new weapons and even crafting. Multiple endings have also been added as well as some new story content and lore.
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TouchArcade
Oct 6, 2021
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Overall, The Forgotten City is highly recommended for its engaging story, gameplay, and visual design, despite its streaming requirement.
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WayTooManyGames
Sep 30, 2021
Death’s Gambit: Afterlife is a massive improvement over a game that while pretty good for its time, had its fair share of flaws. Not only does it improve upon the original title’s shortcomings, but it also doubles its overall size with new areas to explore and new mechanics to abuse. Not to mention the fact that this is a free upgrade if you already owned the previous PC version.
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GameSpew
Oct 13, 2021
If you have a Switch and love metroidvania games or revel in brutal combat, Death’s Gambit: Afterlife deserves your attention. With its beautiful visuals, pleasant soundtrack and enjoyable gameplay, it’s pretty much the full package. Only the crushing nature of the combat will be a bone of contention here for some, but others will love it.
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Noisy Pixel
Sep 30, 2021
Death’s Gambit: Afterlife is the product of a dedicated team that wants to provide the best action experience possible. This revamped version offers plenty of new systems for returning fans and puts its best foot forward for new players. There’s great attention to balance in this Souls-like Metroidvania that supplies enough challenging encounters and deep customization for all players to enjoy. It looks like the Afterlife ain’t so bad after all. This post may contain Amazon affiliate links.
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