Console Obsession says: "The premise of Life Goes On: Done to Death is a simple one: you guide cartoon Knights around 2.5D levels, solving puzzles using the various gizmos and traps and trying to reach the all important golden chalice. A simple concept that is taken a bit further when you realise that to get ahead, the Knights that you use have to die in order for your next Knight character to progress, and a simple puzzle platformer becomes something a little bit more special. We've become conditioned in games to avoid traps and anything with spikes, so it takes some getting used to realising that you have to plunge your character to their doom in order to move forward, but once you have adjusted, the game is really quite simple, at least to begin with."
Review of Life Goes On: Done to Death. A morbidly humorous platformer that requires death for progress.
Life Goes On: Done To Death will not be a disappointment to those who definitely loves puzzles-platformer games. Are you ready to sacrifice your knights?
First of all I would just have to say how brave it is for an Indie to use the words “Done to death” In the title. These words alone would be enough to arouse suspicion that you would be treading familiar ground as soon as you boot up the game. For a fair part of the experience this would be the the case but Life Goes On does have a few tricks up its sleeve to stand out...
