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Indigala is offering a freely downloadable version of Alpha 0.4.0.37.18 on Indiegala.com until December 31st, 2017. This version is DRM-free and contains all content prior to the Alpha 0.4.0.41.18 hotfix. This move is intended to help combat potential malicious software that could be introduced by pirated versions of the game.
If you're interested in a DRM-free version of the game or cannot afford pre-release price, grab a copy here. Note, however, that this version is unlikely to receive support or updates, as hotfixes are delivered through Steam.
If you enjoy the game and can afford to purchase the title, please do so!
Die Young is an open world, dynamic exploration-survival experience presented in first-person perspective. The game is currently under intense development by Indiegala's internal dev team.
As a young girl, you find yourself trapped on a dazzling yet mysterious island on the Mediterranean Sea, inhabited by an enigmatic rural community. You have no knowledge of who kidnapped you or why.
The ultimate goal is to find a way to escape. Your only Weapons: your physical skills. Run, jump, climb and leave your enemies behind. Explore the island and find out more about its suspicious dwellers, ancient Ruins, dark mines and caves. Search for water, Items and Equipment that can help you survive the nightmare. Uncover the awful truth behind the quiet, bucolic life of the island.
Please note Die Young is currently in very early alpha stages of development. The information contained herein is intended to be as accurate as possible given the state of the game. Updates are made as quickly as possible when changes are discovered.
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