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DYING: Reborn is a dark, horror-themed puzzle game that creates a unique first-person room escape experience. A mysterious fish-head nemesis, a grudge, a series of never-ending trials, and a shocking ending promise to satisfy your horror needs.
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28 reviews found65
ThisGenGaming
Oct 31, 2017
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PS4Blog.net
Mar 14, 2017
DYING: Reborn is a flawed game with good intentions. Gameplay feels clunky and outdated, and the voice acting, unfortunately, fails to put you into a terrifying experience. But the game did keep me busy and won me over with its smart puzzle design, which is the core of the game and the most important part. Disclaimer This DYING: Reborn review is based on a PS4 copy provided by Oasis Games Limited. ——————————————————————————————————————- Don’t forget to follow me on Twitter @the_nmac for more reviews and live streaming from the PS4.
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TheXboxHub
Nov 1, 2017
If you like a good puzzler, then Dying: Reborn is the champion of the conundrum, with twists and brain scratchers that will keep you occupied throughout. The controls are clumsy and don’t quite work right and the soundtrack when combined with the voice over is just plain annoying.
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Windows Central
Nov 3, 2017
Dying: Reborn isn't a particularly scary game, especially since you can't die. But it does possess a delightfully odd atmosphere and lots of fun puzzles to solve. This style of game, with all its indie seams and quirks, won't be for everybody. But if you can attune yourself to its quirky presentation (or just want those easy Achievements), Dying: Reborn won't kill your good time. Pros: - A first-person horror adventure that doesn't overstay its welcome. - Puzzles are often challenging but rarely frustrating. - The atmosphere is serious but weird, complete with oddities like a fish-headed man. Cons - The protagonist moves too slowly, and of course there's no run button. - Inventory use is clunky and unintuitive. - Copious screen tearing on Xbox One - Untranslated Chinese text slipped through onto the save file confirmation screen. Dying: Reborn costs $19.99 on Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and Vita.
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Switch Player
Feb 25, 2019
A short experience, DYING: Reborn lacks too much in satisfying puzzle experience to stand out from the eShop crowd.
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DarkStation
Apr 20, 2017
In the end, Dying: Reborn VR could have been a fairly okay product if it weren’t so harshly abridged. It’s a good enough VR experience, but without a coherent story to back it all up, it amounts to nothing more than a paid demo. If you're new to PlayStation VR, there are much better ways to spend your money and time.
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GameCritics
Jun 8, 2017
With its bleak atmosphere and intriguing story, Dying: Reborn is an acceptable effort, bringing the escape room experience to consoles in an interesting, if often disturbing fashion. The PSVR version, while a little more viscerally effective, just doesn’t feel like a complete experience to recommend. Add in some weird glitches that make examining items in VR exceedingly difficult, and the result is the opposite of Resident Evil 7 – this is a VR-enabled game that’s much more satisfying when played on a standard television. Disclosures: This game is developed by Nekcom and published by Oasis Games.
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Digital Chumps
Apr 3, 2017
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Gaming Age
May 22, 2017
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GameSpew
Mar 13, 2017
Ultimately, Dying: Reborn is a halfway competent puzzler, but a failure as a horror game. Even when I reached the final level and was rewarded with the “shock ending”, I wasn’t entirely sure what was going on.