I Expect You To Die

Trust us when we say this is the best VR game since Batman. Our word is our Bond. [March 2016, p80]

Superlative. [Feb 2017, p.83]

I Expect You to Die provides a very strong sense of wonder, a great control system and exciting missions. Its only limitation is the length of the main plot that could be completed just in a couple of hours.

An essential VR game that gets across why virtual reality is so fundamentally different from traditional games. It immerses you in Schell’s take on spy culture, and provides some frantic heart pounding moments as you try not to die. The adventure is over all too quickly, but the format of the missions being launched from a central office is the perfect platform to bring in additional missions as updates or DLC, which I would wholly support if they matched up to the impeccable quality of the existing puzzles.

I Expect You to Die is a brillant VR experience, actually one of the best so far.

I Expect You To Die crafts an experience that is enjoyable from beginning to end. Not only that, but it never feels like it’s using virtual reality as a gimmick. The perspective is required to truly get you in the dangerous lifestyle of a secret agent, puzzling away at how to best carry out their mission. If you’re looking for a seriously unique puzzle game to spend a few hours with, I Expect You To Die is a great choice for PSVR owners.

One of the best puzzle games of 2016. Addictive, fun and clever.

A must have game for VR! It's an "escape the room" game with a 007 theme. Very fun game, polished, and excellent use of VR and the motion controls. Unfortunately the game is rather short.

i Expect You to Die is a VR puzzle game with a fun sense of humor. This game is another great use of VR and would be great for first time players. The biggest problem this game has is the short length.

Great concept let down by repetitiveness. This is a really great idea for a VR game, but the actual fun is lowered because of the trial and error aspect of the game which causes you to die and keep repeating the same segments over again until you finish the game. It got to the point where I wanted to just finish the game to get my money's worth but it was more of a chore to play than fun. The narrative and immersion is pretty simplistic as well.

2 points for only Bond related and humor. The interface is terrible. The game is short. It consists of a few scenes; you would be able to finish it in 2h top, but... there's a catch, cause if you **** up the scene you must start it from the beginning. And you can **** it up in many ways. Often game gives you just few seconds for taking and executing your action, cause you know; you are special agent. No, thx and BTW we have XXI century, ppl invented autosave, but then customers are gonna truly see how much content is in your game.

Epic con. £20 for 4 levels, really??? Level 3 is so bad designed you can't finish it unless you are lucky. The rotary for the code is so lame I wonder how those people made it to the industry. Spend your monies on something that has developers that deserve it.