Every part of Let it Die: Inferno is bizarre. Visually striking, narratively eccentric, ambitious within the genre it’s inhabiting. It may not be the best extraction game I’ve played this year – by quite a margin I’m afraid – but it’s certainly one of the most interesting. It has genuine artistic merit, with a big fat caveat.
This post offers an interesting take on Let it Die: Inferno. It’s always fascinating to see how games can blend unique visuals and storytelling, even if they don’t always hit the mark. Looking forward to hearing more about your experiences with it!