Luckily, we were suspiciously left with some useful items like a map and a compass to start off our journey on the right foot. Through our blurry vision, we’re starting to make sense of our surroundings and it seems that we were left at the bottom of a dry well. Dazed and confused, we see a bright light coming down from above. We – through the eyes of Daphne – wake up to a loud rumbling sound. The actual game starts up where the prologue ends. We also learn more about the circumstances on why and how she (and quite a few other people) ended up there in the first place. We learn to get to know who we are playing, which helps us connect with the protagonist, and we get to understand the reason how she can survive this well in such rough nature although she’s a high-end city girl. While it’s pointless in most games, it’s definitely not the case here.
DIE YOUNG GAME RATING FULL
In said prologue, we discover her life before the horror: who she was, what she did, and how she and her group of friends eventually ended up on an island full of crazies.
The game starts up with a short prologue/cutscene where we get to meet the youthful, adrenaline-junkie named Daphne – our protagonist whom we will be playing as throughout the whole game. We concluded that the game pretty much made a great impact in terms of graphics and gameplay possibilities on PC, but can it also stand its own ground on consoles such as the PlayStation 4? What’s so different here? Is the game better? Is the game worse? Do we still plummet to our death on a regular basis (yes)?
Over the past couple of years, we’ve covered a preview and a review for Die Young, an impressive open-world horror game, where you have to explore, craft, and fight your way through to survive the whole ordeal.
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