Let It Die: Inferno

Released

Release Date: December 4, 2025

Action, TPP, Science Fiction, Online, Multiplayer, Internet

A roguelite extraction game, serving as the third installment in the series, published by GungHo Online Entertainment. In Let it Die: Inferno, we delve into an underground abyss, gathering loot and engaging in fights.

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Game modes and seasons

In 2016, GungHo Online Entertainment published a game titled Let it Die. It was a roguelite action production set on a post-apocalyptic Earth, created by Grasshopper Manufacture. In 2022, the second game under this brand was released, titled Deathverse: Let it Die. It was focused on player competition and was developed by the Japanese studio Supertrick Games.

The servers of the latter were shut down after less than a year, and its creators began working on a third title, composed of key elements from its two predecessors. This led to the creation of Let it Die: Inferno described here, which is an extraction roguelite game.

Gameplay

In Let it Die: Inferno the action is viewed from a third-person perspective (TPP).

Expeditions to the abyss

During the game we take on the role of the so-called Raiders. Its main feature consists of expeditions into the abyss, where a city-sized hole has formed on the Earth's surface. The main goal that guides us is to collect a substance called SPLithium, because if we do not obtain the minimum amount, evacuation will not be possible.

Enemies and dynamic skirmishes

During the exploration of the underground, we must constantly stay alert, as we must face monsters known as Yuckies, warriors sent by the Yotsuyama Group, as well as our fellow adventurers. The latter may not be positively inclined towards us, as our loot can be a tempting prize for them. To make matters worse, the number of escape pods (which are the only means of evacuation) is limited.

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All of this makes fighting opponents a daily occurrence. The battles are dynamic, and we make use of a wide range of melee weapons. The game allows us to wield one weapon in each hand and freely switch between them or use them simultaneously.

Character development and consequences of death

As we progress, we gather better equipment and gradually develop our character. Complementing all of this is a crafting system that allows for the creation of new items. We lose everything we had with us when we die. We are also stripped of most abilities. The exception are master skills, which are unlocked permanently.

Base of operations

Our base of operations is Iron Perch, an aerial complex located at an altitude of 9 kilometers. We find ourselves here between expeditions, preparing for the next journeys and meeting colorful characters such as a weeping receptionist in mourning, a one-armed woman, or a mysterious masked veteran.

Story

Let it Die: Inferno transports us to a post-apocalyptic world. The planet has begun to recover from a cataclysm known as Earth Rage. A new threat has emerged in the form of a gigantic chasm that swallowed an entire city. Rumors quickly spread that in the abyss beyond the rift lies the Eye of the Reaper. It is a supply of the precious substance SPLithium and it is so vast that whoever lays hands on it will effectively gain control over the world. This rumor has attracted numerous adventurers known as Raiders. The site has also caught the attention of a greedy megacorporation called the Yotsuyama Group.

Game modes and seasons

Let it Die: Inferno is designed exclusively for multiplayer gameplay. In addition to the standard gameplay variant, there is a competitive mode called Death Jamboree waiting to be explored.

The subsequent seasons not only introduce new content but also reset the game world, which means all our progress is lost. The exception is the stock of virtual currency called Death Metal, as well as items purchased with it and most bonuses included in specific editions (such as cosmetic items and body types). They always remain untouched.

Platforms:

PC Windows

PlayStation 5

Developer: Supertrick Games

Publisher: GungHo Online Entertainment

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Game Series

3GAMES

Let It Die Game Series

Features

System Requirements

System Requirements for Let It Die: Inferno Video Game:

PC / Windows

Minimum System Requirements:
Intel Core i5-8400 2.8 GHz, 8 GB RAM, graphic card 6 GB GeForce GTX 1060, 80 GB SSD, Windows 11 64-bit.

Recommended System Requirements:
Intel Core i7-8700K 3.7 GHz, 16 GB RAM, graphic card 8 GB GeForce RTX 3060, 80 GB SSD, Windows 11 64-bit.

Ratings

Game Ratings for Let It Die: Inferno Video Game.

48%

STEAM Score

All Reviews: Mixed (506)

STEAM

User Reviews Summary generated by AI

The main pros of the game

Visuals and Style: The game has a vibrant and unique art style that some players appreciate, maintaining the quirky charm of the original series.
Combat Variety: The combat system introduces new mechanics like guard breaks depending on weapon combos, which some players find interesting.
Exploration Elements: There is a sense of exploration with different zones and environments, providing some excitement for players as they navigate through the game.
PvP Interaction: Some players enjoy the PvP aspect, where encounters with other players can lead to tense situations, adding a layer of unpredictability to gameplay.
Potential for Growth: A few players express optimism about the game’s future, believing that with updates and adjustments, it could improve significantly.

The main cons of the game

Combat Issues: Many players find the combat clunky and unrefined, with complaints about a lack of lock-on mechanics and slow, floaty controls. The combat is perceived as less engaging compared to the original.
Lack of Depth and Progression: Players feel that the game lacks the depth and rewarding progression system that made the original enjoyable. The absence of permanent progression and the forced resets after each season are particularly criticized.
Monetization Concerns: There are complaints about the presence of microtransactions, which some players view as predatory, especially since the game is not free-to-play. Players express concerns about pay-to-win elements, such as purchasing body types and blueprints.
AI and Enemy Design: Many reviews mention that the AI enemies are frustratingly difficult, with some players feeling that they have unfair advantages. The enemy variety is also criticized as being limited, with many enemies feeling like reskins.
Performance Issues: Several players report technical problems, including poor optimization, crashes, and lag, which detract from the overall experience.

The features or elements that are missing from the game according to users

Co-op Gameplay: Many players express a desire for cooperative play options, feeling that the game would benefit from a more collaborative experience rather than the focus on PvP.
Lock-on Mechanic: A lock-on feature for combat is frequently mentioned as a desired addition to improve gameplay fluidity.
More Diverse Enemy Types: Players want a greater variety of enemy types and more unique mechanics for challenges as they progress through the game.
Clearer Extraction Mechanics: Users feel that the extraction mechanics are poorly implemented, with a lack of clarity about where to go and how to effectively extract.
Improved Inventory Management: Players desire better inventory management systems, including quicker looting options and more storage space without the need for additional purchases.

Summary

Overall, while LET IT DIE: INFERNO has its fans who appreciate certain aspects, the game seems to have fallen short of the expectations set by its predecessor, leading to a mix of disappointment and frustration among players.

Summary generated on: December 22, 2025

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