LET IT DIE: INFERNO is an action game developed by SUPERTRICK GAMES, Inc. and published by GungHo Online Entertainment, Inc. for desktop and console gaming. In this thrilling title, players are immersed in a chaotic world that is torn open by the Gates of Hell. 

Illustrated in realistic 3D graphics with carefully detailed environments and characters, LET IT DIE: INFERNO delivers a gripping experience with its roguelike elements, like permanent death, and diverse gameplay mechanics, including hack-and-slash, inventory management, and survival. It also supports online multiplayer gameplay and explores themes of spectacle fighting, retro, and dystopia. 

Dive into the Gates of Hell 

Traverse the depths of LET IT DIE: INFERNO’s world, where time and space warp, and reach the Eye of the Reaper as an immortal Raider. In the main campaign, there are 50 Storage-weight, 10 Safe Box-weight, and one Ant Bazaar Listing Slot. Additionally, it features four body types, although only three are available for each season, and an available 500 in-game currency called Death Metal. 

Meanwhile, you can dive into the hellish pit, overcome deadly challenges, and fight to claim your destiny in the Deluxe Edition with so much more. In this edition, aside from the content of the main game, it also features a Sasuke Body Bundle, which includes Chrome Studs Charm and Basket of Honor Backpack, a Support Pack, and full custom match creation. 

However, the Ultimate Edition offers the best and most complete experience. Here, the contents of the main campaign and the Deluxe Edition are bundled together, along with additional content, including the Ten Body Bundle and a Power-Up Support Pack. The Death Metal offered in this edition is 500 more. Unfortunately, the game is unpolished, and the progression systems seem unrewarding. 

Descent into chaos 

LET IT DIE: INFERNO delivers an intense, style-driven descent into chaos, blending roguelike brutality with striking visuals and deep customization across its editions. While the Ultimate Edition provides the most content and flexibility for dedicated players, the game’s rough polish and unrewarding progression might deter some. Still, for those drawn to challenging combat, dark themes, and spectacle fighting, it offers a uniquely hellish experience worth exploring.