1000 Deaths (Thousand Deaths)
Release date: Aug 7, 2025
Developers: Pariah Interactive, Inc.
Publishers: Pariah Interactive, Inc.
Genres: Adventure, Casual, Indie
Categories: Single-player, Steam Achievements, Full controller support, Family Sharing
Supported languages: English, Japanese, French, Italian, German, Korean, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish - Latin America

1000 Deaths is a gravity-bending 3D platformer where your choices matter. Encounter several unique platforming hubs based on the decisions you make. Switch between 4 playable characters as the story progresses and follow them from birth to death. Puzzle and Action Platforming Run, jump, and dash across walls, floors, and ceilings because gravity reorients itself as you play. Encounter a variety of cerebral puzzles and action-packed challenges. The only constant is the constantly changing gravity! You Choose Their Fates Play as one of four whimsical characters and help them make life-altering decisions. Build friendships, become a rockstar, rule as a corporate bigwig, or mess up your love life! Your choices also define the mechanics of the platforming levels you run into. Discover Surreal Spaces and Characters Interact with a world populated by talking egg yolks, sentient squiggles, and mysterious beings in purple suits. Explore sleepy Nowherestown and glitzy Jollywood, meander through the psychedelic Headspaces to find hidden collectibles and bonus levels. Master Speedrunning, or Don’t! You can speedrun through each level of 1000 Deaths and earn trophies! Try to get the fastest time in the 45+ Arcade levels. Or, play at the pace you want. 

Press reviews: “If you want to play a game that feels like every weird Adult Swim animated show thrown together into a blender, then you should check out 1000 Deaths.” Kotaku “For fans of hardcore ‘die-and-try’ games with a mindset like ‘Death is the essence of action games,’ 1000 Deaths is definitely worth keeping an eye on.” Famitsu “1000 Deaths is a 'gravity-bending 3D platformer where your choices matter', and also a game that looks like graphics card box art from the '90s and 2000s. To be clear, this is the highest of compliments I can hand out.” Rock Paper Shotgun