Postmortem: One Must Die (Extended Cut)

The country is at war, and the choice you make can change the fate of an entire Nation…. or, you know. Not. In this extremely, extremely, super duper extra short game that is definitely NOT worth the full price you play an angel of Death, or Reaper if you will, sent into a fundraising Gala to reap the soul of one person. Who you reap is up to you: You must move around the only map this game has in existence, talk to...

28 found this helpful, 2015-07-31

Well... Like the reviews say, it is a short one. Definitely not worth the full price, but on a 75% sale for 1,25 euros, I don't really regret getting it. Basically you are one of the many reapers, sent to an event to collect a soul. You're introduced to the case by a secretary, who you can't flirt more than say: "Tell me about you" She then asks whether you'd like to be seen as a male or female by the mortals, but...

18 found this helpful, 2015-04-13

★ — 5/10 - Not entirely bad but little replayability despite the possibility of different outcomes. When I first stumbled upon this game, I thought the idea behind it sounded quite interesting. Unfortunately, that's what happens with a lot of games, they sound interesting in theory but are far from as interesting when you actually get to play them. In general, I wouldn't say that Postmortem: One Must Die is...

19 found this helpful, 2019-01-03

This game is about being DEATH and killing someone. You choose who exactly among those who are in the area you are able to explore. You can walk around, talk with people and then stop time at any moment, walk to someone and press a key to kill that character. This game is about choices and consequences. Every choice you make by not only killing someone, but just talking to people and convincing them to do something...

6 found this helpful, 2013-12-08

This is hardly what I would call a game, it is more of a glorfided demo. You basically just read and make ONE decision. No interactivity. The concept has a lot of promise, but charging people for this "game" is almost criminal.

19 found this helpful, 2014-08-06

Potentially a good game, but possibly one of the shortest I have ever played with little to no replay value what so ever. It seems like a fantastic 'first level' but for an extended cut/release? I was left dissapointed. The universe drew me in but the game left me wanting more, It was like watching a film and just as the protaganist is introduced the credits roll. Save your money on this one in hopes for a more final...

31 found this helpful, 2013-12-09

Game thrusts you unceremonially into a dinner party and tells you to kill one of the six guests you can speak to. You can read a few newspaper clippings strewn about and go into very superficial conversations with the guests, mainly concerened with a conservative/liberal conflict in their imaginary country. Conversations are often ended abruptly and guests would stop speaking to you afterwards, leaving you with very...

17 found this helpful, 2014-03-01