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stay dead
By brucefilm | Released Jun 29, 2012
EXPERIENCE THE REALTIME INTERACTION IN A MOVIE At its core Stay Dead is a 'round beat'em up' like Street Fighter with elements taken from rhythm games. The brand new idea behind Stay Dead is to have a real time interaction inside a cinematographic scene, using the main character as if he would be a videogame character. Stay Dead is the union of movies and videogames. Finally, the sound and graphic quality of a movie joins effectively the interaction of a next generation videogame, creating a unique and involving game experience. LIBERTY OF ACTION In Stay dead, even if the graphic is entirely shot in real life, you can move your character and you can perform more than 150 different techniques distributed in 5 stages. Use all the classic moves of the fighting games, just watch the result of your stunts with a never seen before spectacularity that just a real life shot with a cinematographic direction can provide.
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0 comments by brucefilm on Dec 6th, 2012
We made an odd kind of game, because its basic idea is 'the real time interaction inside an action movie scene'. But it is NOT a graphic adventure, a laser game or an interactive movie, it is a REAL ARCADE-ACTION GAME.
Stay Dead is our attempt to let you interact in real time inside an action B movie scene, like if you could be 'Chuck Norris' or 'Bruce Lee' in one of their movies. We tryed to capture that kind of feeling (starting from the strange and colorful foes).
In this demo You can play against one foe in one scenario with one martial art style.
If you like this hybrid gamplay, half beat'em up and half rhythm game, in the full version you will find five foes and more than 150 martial art techniques.
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Highest Rated (7 agree) 7/10
At first I thought this game was going to have a odd play style and take a while to get use to playing, but it seems to all fit together quite well in this unique fighter.
Jul 10 2012, 1:38am by FrankFatality
Lowest Rated (2 agree) 1/10
Shame i cant vote 0 on this trash some people should not make games and you are one of them this is the worst idea in a game i have ever seen save yourself further embarrassment junk it
Jul 9 2012, 10:53pm by C0r3y
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Very well done for indie game and original use of QTE! Though wayyy too difficult to beat the last guy.
This game is simple, and amazing :D Awsome QTE and cool moves :D
What a crappy, yet oddly intriguing genre. Even as a kid I never liked them. There's just something about FMV that keeps calling me back every once in a while. I might give this a shot. But if the fighting didn't look so amateurish, I wouldn't be so hesitant.
Ladies and Gentlemen, Welcome to the future of gaming graphics!
This game looks interesting.
I was really into street fighter games and martial arts when I was a kid.
Fighting is what got me into the gym where I worked out, and had the time of my life.
It is where I met Rob and discovered that I am gay.
This game really brings back some great times and feelings with Rob...
Thanks for the memories. i might buy this game tonight, and see if it brings back old times.
I'm fighting getting desura I think it will get enveloped in steam :(
Most games on Desura have stand-alone releases on /download page: Desura.com so you don't need the Desura client at all to buy & play games.
I just found the standalone for it, I bought something from an IndieBundle website for macs and I don't think I will again with the hassel just to DL it.
just watched the stay dead video, loved it, subscribed
Wow, really? Thanks man!