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A Nobody Wants to Die Steam Key — also known as a CD Key or digital code — is the official activation code you redeem on Steam and keep in your library permanently. From €0.92 (€0.96 with fees, -96%) at Difmark, Steam Account format · Cheapest official key: €0.85 (€1.27 with fees), 95% below the €24.99 (no fees) Steam price · 16 verified stores, 34 offers in stock · Updated 02h 18min ago.
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About Nobody Wants to Die
Lose yourself in the world of New York, 2329, where immortality comes at a price that someone has to pay. Following a near-death experience, Detective James Karra takes an off-the-books case from his chief with only the help of a young police liaison, Sara Kai, to assist him. Time reveals all as they risk everything in pursuit of a killer, uncovering the dark secrets of the city's elite.
Experience a noir adventure in an alternate future of New York City in 2329; technology has advanced to offer humans eternal life, allowing consciousness to be stored in memory banks or transferred from one body to another. That is, if you can afford the subscription.
See through the eyes of Mortality Department Detective James Karra on his hunt for a serial killer who targets the city’s elite citizens. Investigate crime scenes using his time manipulation augmentation and advanced technology to reconstruct events leading up to each murder and uncover clues that lead to the horrifying truth behind the murders.
Lose yourself in a dystopian future through this meaningful and original interactive detective story, that explores the dangers of transhumanism and immortality. In a world of eternal life and vanishing morality, you, a hardened detective, must navigate the lines of right and wrong in a society where death is a distant memory.
Utilising the power of Unreal Engine 5, Nobody Wants to Die pushes the boundaries of storytelling, combining photorealistic graphics and a distinctly unique narrative experience.
How much does Nobody Wants to Die for PC cost right now?
Nobody Wants to Die for PC starts at €0.92 (€0.96 with fees) at Difmark, 96% under the €24.99 (no fees) of the official store — but that is a shared account, not a key of your own. If you want a key tied to your own account, the cheapest is €0.85 (€1.27 with fees) at Kinguin.
That €0.92 (€0.96 with fees) already includes the Gocdkeys coupon, so apply it at checkout or the store will show you a higher price.
With 34 offers across 16 stores there is enough competition for the price to move, so the gap between the cheapest and the rest is worth checking before you buy.
That puts it 51% under its average of €1.90 since 2024, so today is a better entry point than most days of its life.
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Is it worth buying the Steam Key for Nobody Wants to Die now or waiting?
That €1.00 (€1.40 with fees) key is at one of its best prices.
- Those €1.00 (€1.40 with fees) are 36% below what it usually costs, measured on the store price.
- 15 stores sell the Steam Key at the same time, and with that much competition the price moves almost daily.
- Not counting today, only 24 days out of the 411 days on record were this cheap or cheaper; the lowest it has ever cost is €1.04.
Worked out from 2,741 daily records of the Steam Key for Nobody Wants to Die across 18 stores. See the full price history.
The price does not include each store's payment fees. The percentage is measured on the store price, without coupons, because that is how we record the history. The analysis only counts Key offers. Shared accounts, Steam Gift and physical editions stay out, because they are not the same product and their prices move differently.
Which Nobody Wants to Die format should you buy?
With the shared account at Difmark you log into an account that already owns the game: it is the cheapest route, but it never becomes yours and the seller keeps the credentials. If they ever lose or change them, you lose access.
The key at Kinguin costs €0.31 with fees more, but you redeem it on your own account and the game stays there for good. That is the difference between renting and buying.
The 6 Steam Gift offers are pricier than the key and leave more room for error, because they depend on the region and on Steam friendship.
Can you activate Nobody Wants to Die in US?
22 of the 34 offers work on US — the Global ones plus the ones issued for your own region.
Is Nobody Wants to Die worth it?
The press verdict is 77 out of 100 from 63 reviews, and 67% would recommend it.
Why is there such an expensive Nobody Wants to Die offer?
One listing is worth ignoring: the Steam gift that G2A has at €29.85 (€30.14 with fees) is more than 31 times the cheapest offer and is not what this game costs. The number to work from is €0.85 (€1.27 with fees) at Kinguin.
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Nobody Wants to Die
Is it worth it?
- 80/100Critics' average scoreOpenCritic · Strong
- 67%Critics recommend it63 critic reviews
- 83%Steam reviewsVery Positive · 5,971 reviews
- 5.0/5GoCDKeys users1 ratings →
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What the press says
I really enjoyed the investigations in Nobody Wants to Die, but I felt that one crime scene I will name the “Red Room” was a... Read more
Nobody Wants to Die is an incredible experience. Engaging detective gameplay, an incredible soundtrack, and a fascinating noir-yarn come together to create one of my... Read more
Nobody Wants to Die intricately crafts a narrative of suspense and moral complexity, immersing players in a dystopian future where the pursuit of immortality comes... Read more
Like the best genre fiction, Nobody Wants to Die uses its narrative, character, and world to express some deeper concerns. In this case, the allegory... Read more
Nobody Wants to Die is a fun time, if you like piecing together a whodunnit. Outside of that, though, don’t expect anything more. The story... Read more
Nobody Wants to Die is an excellent walking simulator that, all things considered, is checking out. After the release of Still Wakes The Deep, this... Read more
Nobody Wants To Die is a thoroughly enjoyable sci-fi detective thriller. The gameplay during investigations can feel a little perfunctory, but the narrative unfolds at... Read more
A thought-provoking experience that had me questioning the reality Karra was living in throughout most of the game, Nobody Wants to Die is a must... Read more
Nobody Wants To Die was the game I didn't realize I needed to play this year until I played it. A fantastic narrative experience set... Read more
While Nobody Wants to Die doesn't really emphasize its gameplay as much, in turn, it offers up a story that is an absolute joy to... Read more
Nobody Wants to Die’s amazing world building and presentation combined with the excellent choice of combining sci-fi and noir detective storytelling makes up for its... Read more
Nobody Wants to Die doesn't bring much invention to the table - but while it lacks originality, it has atmosphere, heart and relevance in spades. Read more
A solid, if slightly formulaic, thriller, then Nobody Wants to Die manages to do little new and yet feel different to most other games on... Read more
A pulpy neo noir adventure fans of Altered Carbon and a good walking simulator will love Read more
Nobody Wants To Die is a strong detective thriller that does great work in immersing players in its dystopic-as-ever vision of near-future New York. While... Read more
Nobody Wants to Die will hold your hand whether you want it to or not, but its deep dialogue trees and unique touches almost manage... Read more
Nobody Wants To Die punches well above its weight as an visually stunning if flawed interactive story in an intriguing future noir setting Read more
Nobody Wants to Die is a fantastic, wonderfully cinematic sci-fi noir that's over all too soon. Its procedural detective work can be too procedural, but... Read more
If a narrative, dystopian, neo-noir detective experience sounds compelling or interesting, then Nobody Wants to Die is worthy of your time and attention. The experience... Read more
Nobody Wants to Die feels like a triumph of noir-inspired gaming. Its meticulous attention to detail, from the visual aesthetics to the great narrative, makes... Read more
Given its low price, Nobody Wants to Die may be worth checking out for the visual style and unique atmosphere, but the basic gameplay and... Read more
Nobody Wants to Die has a lot of smart political and philosophical thoughts that relate to what's happening today. There's a lot of intrigue and... Read more
Nobody Wants to Die struggles to reach a satisfying conclusion, which is, perhaps fittingly, indicated by its very title. There’s a serial killer, conspiracy theory,... Read more
This game came out of nowhere for me, but its tightly paced film noir mystery is built on such a fascinating world that it’s quickly... Read more
Nobody Wants to Die has a great impact on this issue and practically its plot revolves around this important issue that marks the future of... Read more
Critical Hit surprises with a modern graphic adventure in which the setting and its visual work serve as a backdrop to a discourse that invites... Read more
I feel that it is a very decent game and that it should be tried, but it is also not the work that is going... Read more
A visually groundbreaking narrative adventure, but with gameplay that is too basic and not very varied Read more
Nobody Wants to Die is an adventure game that puts us in the whiskey-stained shoes of James Karra, a hard-boiled detective living in a dystopian... Read more
Incredible and aesthetically striking, Nobody Wants to Die offers a deep and brutal story, which uniquely details the criticism of alcohol and antidepressant abuse. It... Read more
Nobody Wants to Die is an enticing detective story that takes a weird path in the final stretch. Read more
Nobody Wants to Die is a hidden gem and a pleasant surprise this hot summer, with a raw, direct narrative that immerses you in a... Read more
Nobody Wants to Die is just a pot-pourri of themes and scenes already read in old books, seen at the cinema and played in many... Read more
The debut title of Critical Hit Games is a graphic adventure capable of building a fascinating setting, certainly indebted to the imagery linked to the... Read more
Nobody Wants to Die impresses with a very detailed and atmospheric neo-noir look that shows a dystopian New York of the future. Equipped with all... Read more
Although considered a short game by today’s standards, with around 5 hours of gameplay that can stretch to 7 hours if the player aims for... Read more
Even if it is not so comprehensive in terms of gameplay, Nobody Wants to Die delivers a rich plot in a fantastic universe full of... Read more
Fantastic debut of Critical Hit Games. Nobody Wants to Die is not a revolution by any means, but every part of it made with passion,... Read more
Sometimes, it's nice to be proven wrong, and with Nobody Wants To Die—a game that I seriously wondered might just be another case of overhyped... Read more
NoBody Wants to Die is an interesting Tech-noir experience. First, it is a visual masterpiece with amazing art direction and graphics, perhaps the best of... Read more
Nobody Wants to Die is a great walking simulator set in an interesting dystopian world. It has its flaws—and frankly, we could easily see how... Read more
Nobody Wants to Die probably won't stick in anyone's memory for too long, but considering its price of just over twenty bucks, it can't really... Read more
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Requirements
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- Windows 10 64bit
- Intel Core I3-8100 or AMD Ryzen 5 2600X
- 8 GB RAM
- NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 Super or AMD Radeon RX VEGA 56 or Intel Arc A750
- Version 12
- 30 GB available space
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- Windows 10 64bit
- Intel Core i5-10400 or AMD Ryzen 5 3600
- 16 GB RAM
- NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070 Ti or AMD Radeon RX 6750 XT or Intel Arc A770
- Version 12
- 30 GB available space
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