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PERISH is a stylish 1-4 player FPS with a cross to bear. Slay hordes of creatures on the scorched sands of Purgatory and sell their gold-stained corpses to craven priests. Kill magnificent bosses and use the proceeds to gain entrance to Elysium, a place of cosmic revelations. You are amyetri, a corporeal spirit condemned to live a shadow life in the halfway realm of Purgatory. Bring an end to your suffering by initiating the Rites of Orpheus and defeat the chthonic deities that dominate your fractious path to Elysium.

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PC

Critic 6.6 (8 critics) · Gamer 6.9

7.0

PlayStation 5

No critic reviews yet · Gamer 7.0

Xbox Series X|S

No critic reviews yet · Gamer 8.8

PlayStation 4

No critic reviews yet · Gamer 7.1

Xbox One

No critic reviews yet · Gamer 8.8

Critic reviews

  • Game Grin

    Mike Crewe · May 03, 2024

    7.5
    A fun, if basic, roguelike, PERISH is flashy, gory, and great with friends. Some performance issues hinder the overall enjoyment, but this is still an enjoyable romp through purgatory!
  • Gaming Trend

    Jackson Lustberg · May 13, 2023

    7.5
    Overall, Perish is a game that achieves conceptual brilliance and incorporates it down to the finest detail in many areas. Unfortunately, it stumbles when it comes to the execution. Some poor gameplay decisions hold it back, notably enemy design and spawn rates. It’s entirely possible that with future updates, the game will heal its scars, but for now, they run deep, blemishing the gameplay; yet, the aesthetics remain immaculate.
  • TechRaptor

    William Worrall · Feb 13, 2023

    6.5
    The art style is relatively unique, and there’s an interesting blend of themes and styles going on, so if you’re into this particular blend, that might be enough for you.
  • 3rd-strike.com

    Ibuki · Feb 02, 2023

    8.2
    The game has a very straightforward gameplay loop but things get more and more hectic as you progress. Outside of the excellent art direction we absolutely adored the explosive metal soundtrack, which truly gets you in the mood to send some demons back from whence they came. Even with a few bugs present, we can easily recommend this hellish shooter.
  • TheGamer

    James Troughton · Feb 01, 2023

    4.0
    The striking set-pieces, like the twisted Herculean monster, with a cage of heads for a, well… head, crumbling the moon just to beat you, are fantastic, but they’re too few and far between to justify Perish making you start from scratch and slogging through shallow mechanics to reach those exciting moments.
  • WhatIfGaming

    Marc Torzar · Feb 01, 2023

    6.0
    Perish has the potential to be a decent title in the saturated cooperative first-person shooter space. Unfortunately, its lack of polish prevents it from being a worthwhile consideration. It simply is an inferior version of other more famous titles without offering anything unique.

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