Better Than Dead

Better Than Dead is a hardcore shooter with a body-worn camera. The authors drew inspiration from Hong Kong action films. The weapon fires with recoil and sound. The rifts save you from queues. Each level ends with a brawl. The corridors end in ambushes. Bullets leave marks on the walls. The plot is built around a surviving woman who takes revenge on her offenders. Each stage turns into a furious raid. The camera does not leave the heroine. Blood and destruction are shown in detail. Errors are corrected by restarting the level. The doors open with a kick. The heroine acts quickly and without unnecessary talk. The opponents spare no one, and there will be no mercy in the battle. The picture combines the neon shine of the clubs with the darkness of the gateways. The camera keeps the viewer right in the middle of the fight. Levels alternate with short breaks. Music emphasizes tense moments. Enemies fall from precise hits. The game is played in first person. The confrontation intensifies towards the end. The levels vary in furnishings, from underground parking to rooftops. Weapons and improvised means are used. A mistake costs lives, and a reboot returns you to the beginning of the fight. Fights take place in narrow corridors and on staircases. The plot is presented through recordings and monologues. The plot leads to a meeting with the main offender. Blood remains on the walls. The heroine acts without pauses or respites. For those who like hardcore action films, this game is suitable. Enemies act in twos and threes. The difficulty increases towards the end. The heroine moves quickly and sharply.