Review: Die Young: Prologue (Steam)
Die Young: Prologue narrates events that occurred a few hours before the main story of Die Young. You play as Nehir, a field agent on a mission to kill Brother No.1. The mission failed and now you have only one desperate attempt to reach the extraction point.
Pros:
- Decent graphics.
- 8142mb download size.
- Steam achievements.
- Controller support with 2 layouts.
- Graphics-overall presets, render quality, shadows, distance shadows, textures effects, AA, view distance, v-sync, resolution, fullscreen, depth of field and blur motion.
- 30/60 fps lock.
- Action gameplay.
- Tutorial pop-ups.
- Puzzle element.
- Little set pieces to navigate and escape from.
- Multiple ways to achieve your goal and it is all up to you with no restrictions.
- Easy to learn controls.
- Stealth mechanic.
- Strong parkour rivaling Dying Light.
- First-person view.
- Loot bodies for gear and find loot boxes an weapons.
- Constant checkpoints.
- Secrets to find.
- Self-contained story.
- Game-you need to try and escape the island by avoiding (or killing) guards and avoiding the constant threat of the zombies that are encased in cells and rooms.
- Can use an ability that allows you to see enemies through walls for a short time.
- Excellent crossbow game.
Cons:
- Can’t use analog in menus.
- Not always good checkpoints.
- Mild replay ability, as in it will just be for collectibles or lore.
- Some bad Ai pathfinding at times.
- Short game lasting half a dozen hours or so. This flies by and depends on play style.
