Die Trying
Plunge into a world ravaged by the dead in this hilarious co-op shooter. Blending silly antics with open-world sandbox freedom. Escape with a plethora of loot, or Die Trying!
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9 itemsAbout the Game
The Pecking Order Just Got Violent!
What happens when scientists give chickens nipples to make their own milk brand? Chaos, obviously. Now there’s zombies. Explore the city, shoot the infected, avoid the living, and help yourself to the loot of the freshly horizontal.
Shoot Better. Survive Longer. Still Probably Die.
Loot your way to greatness... or at least to slightly less terrible. Find weapons, slap on cool attachments, throw on armor that hopefully still works, and equip skill patches that somehow make you better at violence. Every upgrade helps. Kind of.
Make Noise, Meet Friends (They’re Hungry)
In Die Trying noise isn’t just annoying - it’s a death sentence. Every footstep, door creak, bullet casing you drop, or sneeze adds to a live heatmap called the Echo Trace System. Sound travels, and so do the things that want to eat you. So go ahead, slam that door. Fire that shotgun. The crowd’s already dying to meet you.
They’ve Got Problems. You’ve Got Guns.
The folks back at base have a lot of issues and somehow you and your friends are the solution. Complete their tasks and head out into the chaos together. Every job pushes you deeper into the infected world, unlocking new zones, bigger risks, and eventually… the kind of places you really shouldn’t go alone.
