If you have ever wanted to step into the polished shoes of a secret agent and survive ridiculous death traps, I Expect You To Die is exactly what you need. It is a fantastic virtual reality puzzle game that perfectly blends escape-room mechanics with classic spy movie tropes. While many modern PC games focus on fast-paced shooting or massive open worlds, this VR title brings the tension and action right to your fingertips. You will have to physically interact with everything around you to avoid getting blown up, crushed, or poisoned. It is an absolute blast that makes you feel like a legendary super spy—right up until you inevitably and accidentally detonate a hidden bomb.

Storyline

The plot is a hilarious love letter to vintage espionage and classic 1960s spy movies. You play as an elite agent, and your main objective is to constantly foil the evil plans for world domination hatched by Dr. Zor and his wicked corporation, Zoraxis. The narrative doesn't take itself too seriously, throwing you into wonderfully absurd situations like escaping a booby-trapped car inside a flying cargo plane or surviving a damaged underwater escape pod. Every mission is packed with witty dialogue, clever clues, and a fantastic retro atmosphere. The game brilliantly mocks the classic villain trope of leaving the hero in a complicated death trap, giving you just enough time to outsmart them and save the day.

Gaming experience

Playing this game is an absolute treat, giving you a cool telekinetic ability that lets you grab and manipulate objects from a distance, meaning you can comfortably play the entire game while seated. The gaming experience is heavily based on trial and error, where you will constantly die in surprising and hilarious ways while trying to solve complex puzzles. However, unlike some frustratingly punishing PC games, death here is actually a fun and expected part of the learning process. Every time you fail, you discover a new detail or a faster way to combine items, making your eventual escape feel incredibly rewarding and satisfying.