Youll journey into the bowels of your company, find the miscreants, and scythe them back into work.
Despite the games grim backdrop, its a joyful experience stacked with cracking combat and funny characters.
The moreish roguelike hook is there, albeit with some early access hiccups to overcome.
You might be thinking it, but Have A Nice Death isnt much likeHollow Knight, really.
Early on you encounter Brad, a burly security guard who reclines with a bit of bat and ball.
Hes just sitting there, relaxing, while youre working overtime to even make it down to his workspace.
Its easy stepping into Deaths shoes at this stage and letting your scythe set him straight.
Youll stumble into a shop, too, with a few bits and pieces on offer.
The games also stingy with health upgrades and potions, barely doling them out.
Teething issues aside, the games roguelike battling is wonderful.
The combat is super crisp, with movement thats precise and responsive.
Despite some minor annoyances, Have A Nice Death is a good, if familiar, time.
Given some time, it definitely has the potential to compete with the big boys.
