Nobody Wants to Die

Nobody Wants to Die is a detective in New York in 2329. Immortality has become commonplace, and death is considered a relic of the past. The metropolis is on the edge of an abyss, and eternal life has to be paid for. Events are reconstructed using residual signals from the crime scene. The investigation gradually turns into questions about the man himself. The conversation with the authorities gives way to a walk through the crime scenes. Each discovery casts doubt on the previous version. The hero is James Carra from the Department of Mortality. His department is dealing with the consequences of a world that cheated death. The city is rocked by a series of brutal murders, and Carre is entrusted with unraveling it. Conversations focus on the price the city pays for eternal life. Evidence is stored in a database and helps to piece together a picture of the case. The game is not about finding evidence and interrogating. There is a place for philosophical questions and difficult choices that change the plot and the fates of those around you. The very value of immortality is called into question. The appearance and details of the world emphasize the contrast of luxury and dirt. The city is drowning in advertising of immortality and eternal youth. Carra interviews witnesses and neighbors in the case. We are talking about the dark side of scientific progress. Society has overstepped its own ethics, and the investigation rests on the consequences of this step. The story promises to go beyond the usual detective story. Elections affect people around, and previous decisions cannot be undone. Crime scenes look like showcases of luxury and desolation. The city's technologies make it possible to reconstruct the picture of the murder. For those who love neo-noir stories, this game is suitable.