Stupid Never Dies review: A roguelite dungeon crawler with a unique love story Stupid Never Dies is a roguelite dungeon crawler that combines a unique love story with intense combat and exploration. While the game has its flaws, its distinctive aesthetic and enjoyable soundtrack make it a worthwhile experience for fans of the genre. GPTRACK50 Inc.'s roguelite dungeon crawler debut, Stupid Never Dies, is a bright, brash, and colorful game set in a world devastated by an apocalypse. The game follows the story of Davy, a zombified hipster who consumes a strange egg granting him the power to steal abilities from monsters. Plot and Combat MechanicsDavy's primary goal is to rescue humanity and resurrect the frozen remains of his loved one, a dead woman he's never spoken to. The central love story in Stupid Never Dies is problematic, with Davy being dizzily infatuated with a dead woman, but the game's unique voice work and evocative animations make up for this flaw. Players can collect and swap between different combat styles, each with its own unique abilities and buffs.The game features a standard looter structure, with rarity colors and power levels, and players can accelerate XP gain over time, skipping entire levels or layers of hell. However, many of the collectibles feel worthless and are lost after completing a few levels. The game also features a time limit, adding an unusual stress element to each run and making exploration a generally risky affair.Visuals and SoundtrackDespite its flaws, Stupid Never Dies has an enjoyable soundtrack and a distinct aesthetic that will appeal to fans of the eccentric oeuvre of Suda51 and Grasshopper Manufacture.