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Is Life Goes On: Done to Death worth it for you?
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Play it if you…
Good fit- Puzzle-platformer fans who want death to be the central problem-solving mechanic
- Players who enjoy trap-based stages with optional high-difficulty challenges
- Completion-focused players who want to reduce knight usage or pursue fast times
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking combat progression where characters survive and grow stronger rather than being repeatedly sacrificed
- Players who prefer open-ended exploration instead of discrete, mechanism-focused puzzle stages
- Players who dislike comic depictions of knights being killed by traps and machinery
Our take on Life Goes On: Done to Death
The bounce point arrives when sacrificing knights stops feeling like a consequence and becomes the required input for nearly every puzzle. Players who want death to signal failure may hit that wall at the first sequence requiring bodies to form paths, press switches, or provide elevation.
What is Life Goes On: Done to Death?
Life Goes On: Done to Death is a puzzle platformer built around knight sacrifice.
Players send successive knights into spikes, sawblades, electricity, cannons, and other hazards, then use the resulting bodies to trigger buttons, create paths, reach elevated areas, open doors, or solve other mechanisms. Some knights can be frozen into ice blocks or transformed into zombies. The campaign follows a king’s army searching for the Cup of Life across 65+ levels in four colorful worlds containing lava, ice, portals, zombies, and traps.
Extra challenge stages add tougher objectives. Optional progression includes hats and weapons, while awards track low knight usage and fast completion times. A map-based story, an armoury, a boss encounter, and a hidden character named Jeff are also included.
How Life Goes On: Done to Death plays
- 01Body-Based Puzzles
- Sacrificed knights can activate mechanisms, form routes, become platforms, or reach switches.
- 02Four Game Worlds
- The campaign contains 65+ levels spread across environments featuring hazards such as lava, ice, portals, and spike pits.
- 03Knight Transformations
- Some puzzle setups freeze knights into blocks or turn them into zombies.
- 04Completion Challenges
- Awards track finishing stages with fewer knights and completing them in record time.
- 05Cosmetic Unlocks
- Progress can reveal humorous hats and weapons for the knights.
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Life Goes On: Done to Death: platforms & release
Is Life Goes On: Done to Death worth it?
It is worth it if: puzzle-platformer fans who want death to be the central problem-solving mechanic. Skip it if: players seeking combat progression where characters survive and grow stronger rather than being repeatedly sacrificed.
Where can I download Life Goes On: Done to Death?
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What platforms is Life Goes On: Done to Death on?
Windows, macOS and Linux.
