Ignore negative reviews that complain about a "lack of content" or "gets boring quickly." The game is not some epic RPG or a linear, story-driven epic. The game is exactly what it was marketed to be, and that is a wacky, over-the-top physics sandbox and it does that extremely well. If all you want is to be given a world to run around in with a ton of toys to screw around with, you'll have fun with the game. Game is dirt cheap, plays really well, has a great assortment of different physics-based toys to play with, and you can play with your FRIENDS!!! Messing around with your friends in this game is a blast. It's fun to just mix and match different items to varying effect. Do you want your character to turn really fat and then get tethered to a balloon and then jetpack into a blimp? Go for it!! You are only limited by your creativity. This game is the definition of dumb fun. Get a few friends to pay the measly 10 or 15 dollar price tag and mess around for a couple afternoons. I would love to see the game get a new map or two, but as is, the game is more than worth the price. Just a good, fun, goofy game all around. I can easily recommend this game.

its fun but after a while there isn't that much to do

Requires epic account - can't access the single player mode or even options without signing in, if I wanted an epic account I wouldn't be here

Just Die Already is a physics-based sandbox game. The entire lore behind this game revolves around the life of an old person living in a retirement home. The game was created by the same people that designed Goat Simulator which is another well-known physics-based game.

The gameplay is pretty simplistic but it feels sharp and very well thought out.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4i9COAxQQ_g

The world design reminds me of POSTAL 4, you do have a decently big city with multiple areas and locations for the player to explore, keep in mind that there is a lot of vertical exploration as well. I haven’t seen that vertical aspect in many other games, especially in physics-based ones. Missions are not designed traditionally. After spending some time within the game a list of goals or targets will be presented to you. You can complete a variety of these missions by trying different stuff throughout the city. After completing the missions a small notification will pop up and you can then claim your reward which usually is an item that you can buy in one of the many vending machines scattered within the city or a small JDA ticket.

Being a game that is all about weird ragdoll physics you can expect all of the wonky and funny things that these games offer. The controls are pretty basic but I would recommend everyone to use a traditional Xbox controller as the controls felt much more natural while using a controller and that got me used to the game a lot quicker. What I liked was the fact that you can interact with almost any object ranging from simple bricks and items to legit gravity weapons. You can find some of these high-tech/magical weapons by exploring the map. Lastly, you can interact with some NPCs scattered throughout the city, nothing amazing happens after talking to them, but usually, you’re able to find some golden keys to unlock some doors close to the NPCs. Sadly, the magic of this game rubs off just after a couple of hours. There aren't any rewarding missions to say simply that will engage the player and make him stay connected to the game.

The online mode is in my opinion a very important mode for more content. Content and interest per hour is in my opinion the biggest weakness of this game genre. With the online mode, you do get more value out of this game as the mechanics help cooperative or versus online modes. The online portion of the game is active as I have played some games with multiple players which is surprising for such a game. Keep in mind that the game offers crossplay.

The game doesn’t offer much of a story, you’re an annoying old person stuck in a retirement home, after escaping you start completing your “bucket-list”. As previously mentioned, you do have many instances where you have small conversations with random NPCs. There are some secrets that you can look into by exploring but other than that you don’t get a fully-fledged out story which is understandable.

• Graphics
  The graphics aren’t amazing which should be expected as that is not the goal of this game. You do get a colorful city with lots of saturation and colors that pop. Animations are pretty wonky which matches this game perfectly. The city has a lot of detail and not that many recycled items although all of the recycled items are in the same biomes/areas which can make the game look a little “old” considering that all of the recycled items are located in the same area.
  
  https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2515921793
  
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• Audio / Soundtrack
  The audio is pretty basic, you get a plethora of background noises of various humans, cars, and other objects that do make sounds. The entire sound model is cartoony to match the setting. The soundtrack is playing on radios located in the city. It is a cartoony-sounding loop.

In Game

• AMD Ryzen 7 3700X, 32GB Ram, Nvidia RTX 2070S:
  I was running the game on Maxed out settings at 1080p at around 144 fps
  
  
• In detail
  Average framerate:168.9 FPS
  Minimum framerate: 125.4 FPS
  Maximum framerate:228.9 FPS
  
  
• Bugs / Glitches / Crashes
  In 3 hours of ragdolling around the city as a stone old retiree, I experienced no bugs, glitches, or crashes.

Just Die Already is a fun physics-based sandbox game with a hilarious setting. There is a lot to explore and interact with, the addition of online mode, as well as a PVP mode, save this game from the universal issue that games like these suffer from, they are getting tired after just a couple of hours simply because there isn’t any goal, you feel as if you have done everything. Although this still is true in Just Die Already the devs added all of these modes to suppress this issue. I would recommend grabbing this game when it's on sale.

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Was looking for something Goat simulatory but this falls pretty short. An hour in and with a coop partner we both got bored and turned the game off. I usually never return games and stick it out for updates. I even pre-ordered this game a few weeks ago. Just disappointed. It really needs some polish before this game can be fun. Constantly running into old people floating 50 feet in the air, you trip on absolutely everything, with out coop it's fairly boring. Can't recommend it

If youre looking for a stress relief go play goat simulator or cattastrophy

not really a fun game. i see what they were going for but it just comes off as lazy and incomplete. youll often find yourself stuck in dumb places or glitching through walls, your limbs will be torn off just by opening the fridge or grabbing onto doors, and other annoying rough edges. even the opening scenes have NPC's glitching and rolling around. all and all theyre charging for a game that isnt done yet. id return it if i paid for it but since its free ill hold out to see if its better in the future, till then.

Gets very boring very quickly. Physics are bad and it controls very poorly with no option to change controls (though there isn't much to change anyway) Humor is a swing and a miss for the most part, though you may get a chuckle or two out of it. Not a so bad it's good title, nor an actual good title. It's just on the low end of mediocre which is one of the worst places it could fall.

Feel just right playing this at my age (65) to learn the hard facts of being old and retired.

I looked at the reviews and was like, damn these people are ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ a lot. It can't possibly be that bad, oh hell I was wrong. Don't buy it and waste your money and time. The game is only hyped up by Youtubers and that's about it.