New Deadline: Afterlife Processing demo lets players judge souls
The playable demo has players clock in as an angel-like office worker and decide the fate of deceased souls, including a subway killer.
A new demo for Deadline: Afterlife Processing is out, casting the player as an angel-like office worker who judges the souls of the dead, according to PC Gamer. No release date or platforms were given.
In the demo, the player clocks in for work and reads notes on souls before using a machine that reads those souls and the details of their lives to decide their fate.
Among the cases included is a soul who killed a stranger on the Subway for playing music too loudly; the player can choose to send that soul to heaven.
After several in-game days, the player is offered a fulltime position, and the demo continues with a trip to a storage room holding a glowing soul orb.
Quick answers
Is there a demo for Deadline: Afterlife Processing?
Yes. A new demo has been released, per PC Gamer, in which the player judges the souls of the deceased as an angel-like office worker.
What happens in the Deadline: Afterlife Processing demo?
The player clocks in, reads notes on souls and uses a machine that reads their lives to decide their fate, and can send a subway killer to heaven.