Not everyone was impressed with the new PvEvP title.
Let It Die: Inferno was recently released on PS5 and PC via Steam. This is a PvEvP project with mechanics in the style of Escape from Tarkov.
The player goes to Hell Gate, where there are both AI creatures and other player-raiders. To escape, you need to obtain a lot of SPLithium — each enemy has some, and the number of rescue capsules used for evacuation is limited.
The peak online presence of Let It Die: Inferno on Steam reached 813 players at release, and this weekend it slightly exceeded 300 users.
Let It Die: Inferno receives "mixed" reviews, with a rating of 46%. There are not only dissatisfied fans of Let It Die who expected improvements to the original gameplay formula from the new part of the franchise, and not "another extraction game."
The project is also criticized by new players: they note technical problems, monotonous enemies, a poor combat system, and a weak progression system (leveling up in practice gives a "small percentage" to characteristics).
