Move or Die Reviews

Move or Die is ranked in the 89th percentile of games scored on OpenCritic.
GameGrin
Shayne Brown
Top Critic
10 / 10.0
May 7, 2019

While it does seem to focus on being grind-heavy with many modes and mutators needing to be unlocked with coins, you can enjoy yourself fully even with the bare bones, because the game is always shaking things up, and continually testing the boundaries of friendships and your sanity.

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4.5 / 5.0
Feb 17, 2016

While its true potential is unlocked when you have three friends to play it with (heck, one of the game's achievements actually rewards you for hosting a LAN party), Move or Die is an absolute blast and quite possibly one of the best party games on Steam.

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8.5 / 10.0
Mar 12, 2022

Move or Die: Unleashed is a fast and furious multiplayer game that's so fun, it hurts. There are many crazy minigames to try, each with the overarching goal of moving or dying. It's sure to have you laughing and cursing in equal measure.

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8 / 10.0
Mar 12, 2019

Move or Die is a fast-paced and frenetic party game committed to delivering you and your friends the most enjoyable and fun experience possible and at that it truly succeeds

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8 / 10
Aug 17, 2016

Move or Die aims to ruin friendships, but along the way, you'll spend most the time laughing together, and more than likely sharing an obscenity or two.

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Mar 9, 2019

Competitive 2D platforming fans will absolutely love Move or Die.

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8 / 10.0
Mar 25, 2019

Move or Die is a fairly simple game that excels at creating a truly wild party atmosphere.

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71 / 100
Aug 11, 2016

You get the sense that these guys set out to make a fun game and had a blast doing it.

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7 / 10
Mar 11, 2019

Move or Die is a frantic, fast-paced multiplayer game that will have you falling out with your mates in no time. Though your mileage may vary, the rapid pace and variety of gameplay should keep you coming back for more. It's a shame the title is marred by audio bugs, as this is otherwise an accomplished party game with a unique hook.

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