15 Video Games Where Dying Actually Means Something

Massive Chalice

Some games make strategy a joy to do, take Massive Chalice, for example, not only does the player fight against enemies in turn-based combat, but they also have to fight against the clock, fight against aging more specifically. No matter how the player plays, all the characters will end up dead due to age, if not in combat, this leads up to having to change the characters to younger, suitable individuals, which while it sounds like something that would hinder the game and its popularity, you’d be wrong. The process of aging only made Massive Chalice more popular and more fun as it added even more to a genre that isn’t always represented.