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Infinite Monkeys Entertainment Ltd. / Apr 17, 2014 / Action, Adventure, Casual, Indie
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CompareA comical puzzle platformer where you must die to progress. The bodies you leave behind are your only tools to solve puzzles on your quest to find the Cup of Life.
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| CPU | Not set | Intel Core 2 Duo 2.4 GHz Can't tell | Intel i3 3.3GHz or better Can't tell |
| GPU | Not set | Shader Model 3.0 support with 512MB Integrated Memory Can't tell | Shader Model 3.0 Support and 1GB Dedicated Memory Can't tell |
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The MacOS version of Life Goes On is 64-bit ready. From our limited testing it seems to be working correctly with the changes that Apple made with Catalina. If you're running the latest MacOS, we'd love to hear from you to verify that the game is running well. And of course, if you're having any problems please let us know! ːlgojeffː
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95% positive, 843 reviews
gud game
0 found this helpful, 2026-09-14
Heroes gladly fall Each sacrifice builds the path Life still marches on
0 found this helpful, 2026-08-05
Not the Run You Were Expecting This game is definitely not what I was expecting based on the trailers. I went in expecting a standard roguelike/roguelite. You know the drill: a game where each run gives you a chance to discover new skills or permanent equipment to help with subsequent attempts. Instead, it's a puzzle game with a very dark, morbid twist. The Core Mechanic: Weaponized Incompetence The twist is that...
3 found this helpful, 2026-06-25
A unique platformer with mostly great puzzles, though a few are annoying to execute due to long action chains or tight timing. Note: A love for dark humor is required, as some mechanics are pretty twisted
0 found this helpful, 2026-06-12
Great game. Lots of humor.
0 found this helpful, 2026-05-10
Is okay.
0 found this helpful, 2026-04-30
This game was gifted to me as part of an 'Obscure Game Challenge' where we were tasked with choosing a cheap, obscure, indie game for less than two bucks and gifting it to a friend to play (for at least an hour) and then review. So, here's my review for the morbidly delightful Life Goes On. I'm not a fan of puzzle platformers, pushing around blocks and activating switches to pass through increasingly elaborate traps...
196 found this helpful, 2018-07-09
"If I have reached further than others, it is because I stood on the shoulders of giants." If Netwon had played this game, the giants would be the bodies of your dead comrades. In this game, you control an army of knights in desperate search for the Cup of Life. However, it's a dangerous journey and many will die along the way. Fortunately, each knight has a better chance than the one before; not only because you've...
56 found this helpful, 2017-04-30
Interesting mix of platforming and puzzle gameplay. You know you got something special when I couldn't exit the game until I finished every challenge on the first 20 levels. Still itching for more. Edit: I just finished the game and I can say for sure it's a must-buy if you love puzzle games and platformers. Most of the puzzles are on the easy side though, but there is still some challenge to be had here with some...
53 found this helpful, 2014-04-18
Life Goes On is an adventure puzzler that revolves around a peculiar mechanic: benefiting from the work of your predecessors. The entire game is modeled after using the corpses of the knights before you to get ahead. When you come to an impassible hazard, then you become the next corpse for the next guy. Pressure sensitive button? Kill yourself on it. Floor spikes? Dive right in! Regardless of the obstacle, a corpse...
29 found this helpful, 2018-07-14