Sometimes You Die App Reviews

This game works only in landscape mode, but it can’t rotate, so it’s stuck in landscape with the home button on the right. This means that if your iPad has a cover, like the smart cover or the smart case or everything else, it will be a pain in the … It’s rather normal for a game to offer just landscape mode, but at least it should be on the correct side, or at least allow you to rotate the screen.

Très bien, original, intuitif... Mais vraiment trop court. Cest abusé.

If you enjoyed The Stanley Parable, this game is for you. Only one word : amazing.

This game is the most original game ive ever played. Développer, you really have a talent

I got a mesage to pay 9,999 to unlock a phase and the options on screen were only "YES" ( no cancel, No buttons availavle) The game is probably conting on user distraction to make money Do not install it!!!

This isnt a game. This is friggin art.. You basically play your way from room to room, your only motivation to hear the next line of dialogue. Its like playing a poem. A dark poem. Where you use your own corpses to complete the levels. The soundtrack is amazing as well. Only one track but it loops and its so good that it doesnt matter. Atmosphere-10/10 Controls-9/10 Replay value-9.5/10 The game loops after you "beat" it, but chances are you havent memorized every level so playing it again around 30 min later is just as rewarding.

I was taken by surprise with this "game" to be honest. I was expecting a silly fun little gimmick but what I got was an actually intriguing narrative. It definitely hedges on pretentious, but trust me, when you beat the game and start again with what you know, it adds another level of challenge to the app. Sometimes you die. Sometimes you dont. Highly recommended.

Mindblowingly good. Wish it was longer tho! But the end was awesome! LOVE IT

The game was very unique and addicting well worth the purchase 5/5 The game built an amazing dark ambiance and atmosphere. As someone previously said the great soundtrack and game loops and is easily playable again and again.

reminds me of anti chamber and other mind bending games worth the price

Roger Ebert once famously said that video games are not art (to much resentment and anger from the video game community.) Maybe that was true at the time and maybe it wasnt, but THIS GAME didn exist back then, and now it does. This game is literally a work of art. Its a poem and an interactive experience and a song seamlessly fused. Its a commentary on the state of gaming today. Buy this game. It may be short, but the experience is something that will stay with me for the rest of my life. Philipp Stollenmayer deserves to be recognized for this achievement. He deserves to be rewarded with money. Well done, sir. Well done indeed.

This is an ok game. Its really short for the price, took me about half an hour to complete ut twice! Its visually polished, but lack any wow factor, just an average game to me.

Doesnt worth the price, finished the game in 15 min and the next levels are the same but you have to flip the iphone each time to pass them, waste of time....delete

When you get to a certain level it is going to ask you to purchase the level for $10,000. It gives you two options, yes or yes. Fraud.

Let me make it clear! The game is actually long a hard! If you REALLY beat the game, you will be a pause button!

The strange voice explains you things you already know until you dont. Then you discover what you should have known since the beginning: piece of art always hide a secret, you just have to listen. Worth $2 just for that surprise alone!

Its a pity that some purchasers are incapable of finding the hidden levels and all the goodness of this game. There are no in app purchases, the game simply attempts to break the fourth wall. Please do not leave a review when clearly you have not played the game in and out.

This app is deeply philosophical and really awesome

This app changed my life. Ive lived every moment up to this point for the chance to experience this creation. Sometimes you die? No. Finally, Ive lived.

This game is self aware about what it means to be a platformer. It brings with it a dialogue about its own existence within a rich history of games like it. You speak back to it by playing it. Its smart witty and fun. Unless youre a complete tool like some of the reviewers here you should definitely get that giddy wow factor. Spoiler alert. Beyond its self aware narrative it also takes a braid-esque like approach to game mechanics (use an element always present and usually taken for granted and make it the core theme of the game), allowing you to change the flow of the game as you play by incorporating yourself (your characters corpses) into the level design. In that regard it reminded me a bit of Autocannibalism, but much more meta.