a rare platformer:

you gotta fight for your own life since its very first moments.

"The First One Is the Hardest", they said. here's the same. IRL, also.

so have that fight... and Live!


have a first level look

No one ever said that life is easy. Fight your way through it in a short story-driven game that guides you in your journey from childhood to senility. What challenges will you stand up against? Will you earn what should be yours? Will you find out what it means to Live?

The game is a short, yet difficult mix of platformer and other genres assembled together in order to support the narration.

Featurng:
Crazy gameplay
Earbug soundtrack
2D photogrammetry (kindof)

Live is a satire/comedy platforming game where you advance in levels and interact/fight with various threats/obstacles on the way. You play as a baby in certain parts, as a grown up in others, etc.

The game is extremely short and honestly, while some aspects of it are rather funny, I can't recommend it in good faith. First of all, the controls and the frame rate are atrocious. This game is also very unfriendly to achievement hunters; I simply forgot to press X during a certain part in the game and I had to exit the game and start a new game which AUTOMATICALLY WIPES YOUR STEAM ACHIEVEMENTS in the process.

I've never seen a game doing this before, but big thumbs down for that, really annoying.

Overall, not really worth the 15-20 minutes for a comedy game, there are less wonky ones out there.

Melhor jogo do mundo

Story of my life

i want my money back.

I bought this game because I saw Jim Sterling ragging on it and thought it didn't look that bad. Well, it's short with awful gameplay but the art and presentation are nice.

The game presents you with 5 moral choices over 4 very short levels (I finished my first playthrough in about 20 minutes). The only impact of the moral choices is what your character looks like: Do you beat up the baby and replace your hand with a piece of candy or do you trade your maraca for the candy and keep your human hand? There is no special ending for going either full pacifist or full genocide which was a bit disappointing.

The levels themselves aren't all that fun to play. The two platforming levels feel sloppy to control and the basketball puzzle is pure luck whether you get the lever to the right position. The third level is just a long somewhat challenging rhythm game which I'm not a big fan of but it can be cheesed by mashing all the buttons at once for the whole sequence. The fourth and final level just requires you to mash 'X' to win.

The game is humorous. From the floppy animations of the characters to the misleading UI display (‘dance!’ does not mean chase down and murder the girl who dumped you, then replacing your genitals with a cartoon arrow), there's enjoyment to be had from the silliness of the homicidal main character.

I enjoyed the overall experience of this game enough to give it a positive review and not refund it but I wouldn't recommend to others at full price. Just wait until someone uploads a full playthrough on Youtube or it gets discounted to below $1.

https://youtu.be/UoNtWrb5Fgw

A short, quirky little title that throws various styles (from Getting Over It to Dance Dance Revolution) against the wall in hopes to have it stick into something cohesive. Surprisingly, it works to sprawl across newborn to adulthood. I suggest it, but maybe if/when it goes on sale next.

I don't know what is was, but it was amazing

Live is a satirical/artsy comedy 2D platformer. In a novel move for indy shovelware factories, this one uses Terry Gilliam style photo cartoons instead of retro pixel "art", which is really a major plus.

The game has a few funny jokes, as a baby, legos are sharp and hurt you, the toilet is a threat, and old women throw walnuts at you, which is quite funny. But this has to be reviewed as a complete game. It's a 2D platformer, the controls are loose and sloppy. This makes progression through otherwise easy levels harder than it should be. I want to like this because the photo-cartoon art is funny. But Steam asks... Do you recommend this game? No... it's hardly GTA:V or CS:GO.