NEXT Studios’ Death Coming was once only available on iOS and Steam. Now it doesn’t matter what phone you own — you can reap souls anywhere you go.
Death Coming is a “fourth-person non-linear puzzle game” where you play as a Grim Reaper, and watch over an isometric view full of humans just going about their day. Study the environment and find which items can be manipulated to create “accidents” that will let you collect souls. But watch out! Angels also roam the streets and they don’t appreciate what you’re doing! Evade the cherubs’ gaze by staying out of their flashlight beams whenever possible.
- Pixel Art Style
- Non-linear puzzle progression
- Environmental manipulation
- Morbid black comedy
- Reactive AI
- Creative kills
- Play as a reaper and find out why you became an agent of death
Death Coming is $6.99 on Steam, and $1.99 on the App Store, but is free on Google Play, because Death works in mysterious ways.
Working as a Grim Reaper, players collect souls while also avoiding the gaze of Angels in a comedic, pixel animated world. Following the directions and given by Death, players will use the environment to create ‘accidents’ to collect souls for their grim boss in a final destination inspired puzzle gameplay system. Studying the denizens of this pixelated world, players will have to make educated decisions on when and if to kill.
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