Turn weak zombie Davy stupid strong, stupid fast in this Blazing Fast Growth action RPG! Devour enemies, steal powers, transform, and brave a deadly dungeon to revive frozen Julia.
I said it before and I’ll say it again: Stupid Never Dies is stupid, but it’s also stupidly fun in all of the right ways. Yes, the combat lacks real depth, is a bit button-mashy, and lacks some much-needed features like locking-on, but things like being able to eat foes to become them, the rewarding progression that comes with failure, and the batshit...
The first thing that hits you it's the way the game looks: cardboard, adhesive tape, chalk circles drawn on the screen, shops you recognise by their light before you read the sign, a soundtrack that could carry a game twice this size. Aesthetics first, then, because aesthetics is the most accomplished part of Stupid Never Dies, and the one that made...
Stupid Never Dies isn't perfect, but it's an incredible charming debut release from GPTRACK50 Inc. that is absolutely packed full of personality.
Could it segue a few plotlines together better? Sure. Is it a tad too easy to juice up Davy to be a bit too powerful late in the game? Absolutely. But when it comes to fun, Stupid Never Dies simply doesn’t miss, and like Davy, it has wholly chomped at the core of my heart and won me over.
Stupid Never Dies" isn't the best action-roguelite out there, but it’s easily one of the most visually distinct and soulful. While repetitive gameplay and minor combat issues hold it back, its vibrant style, absurd humor, and endearing cast make it an unforgettable journey. Honest, passionate, and wildly creative, it may not win Game of the Year 2026,...
