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They Do Not Die: Call of Crimson Tgirl Apex Land Zombie Shooter Duty 2D Keywords: can your PC run it? Price and reviews | GameSelector

They Do Not Die: Call of Crimson Tgirl Apex Land Zombie Shooter Duty 2D Keywords

BoringKate / Oct 10, 2024 / Action, Casual, Indie

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I just think that top down shooters are neat. It's a pretty zen time. A podcast game.

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Positive reviews are obviously seriously appreciated!

2024-10-10

I just wanted to give you all a quick reminder that this game was made by a cute trans girl. Which means that you should buy it and then leave a positive review!

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What players say

Mostly Positive

77% positive, 13 reviews

Recommended0 hrs played

Really cool little simple horde shooter, great to space out to while talking to someone or listening to a video essay or something. Story is pretty cute so far and the setup for it is interesting to think about compared to the generic zombie story. Well worth a dollar seeing as it comes with 2 bonus games as well :3

0 found this helpful, 2025-10-23

Recommended1 hrs played

Top-down zombie survival shooter abstracted, at least partially. Wouldn't be out of place on a Flash site in the 2010s (not derogatory). Game is as simple and repetitive as it appears but it's fun. Transitioning during the apocalypse doesn't sound fun, but then, look at the world now. Good for our protagonist. We'll make the world better. We MUST make the world better.

0 found this helpful, 2025-09-29

Not recommended0 hrs played

They Do Not Try to make even remotely passable games.

1 found this helpful, 2026-07-12

Recommended0 hrs played

Holy crap, it's ThatOtherPerson! They Do Not Die is one of my all time favorite Wii homebrew. Great being able to play again. LOVE (heh) this is written in LOVE. Maybe someday we'll get a Criterion Collection of the rest of the Wii classics? Cubicle Shooter and Hero City, anyone?