Peace, Death! 2

AZAMATIKA

About this game

In a place beyond time and space, the Reapers formed an independent Union so they wouldn't have to answer to the Horsemen of the Apocalypse anymore.
With no acceptable candidate for the position of Union leader, the atmosphere at the Union has descended into blissful anarchy, which is not great for productivity.
Fortunately, a new Reaper gets hired as a Sorter one day - you.

Rules. Send clients to Heaven, Hell, or Purgatory based on the various signs they have. There are tricky clients who interact with each other, interfere with the Reaper's work, or ignore the basic rules, which means you'll have to be extra careful when you're deciding where to send almost everyone.

Clients. Many clients are unique individuals. Some of them are even a little famous - but any resemblance to actual people is totally, entirely coincidental. They're not just unique faces, though - they also have unique abilities. For example, Jailers won't let you send prisoners anywhere, Bureaucrats will surprise you with inspections, and the Musketeers are one for all and all for one!

The Reapers Union. This is where the Reaper goes after every work day just to go to work again! But first you can accept contracts, view jobs from the Horsemen of the Apocalypse, get the latest news from this world, and do super important favors for other Union members. After all, every candidate needs faithful friends when there's an upcoming election.

Horsemen of the Apocalypse. Now that the Union is up and running, the Horsemen finally have time to devote to their beloved side projects. Death's Agency, War's Arena, Pestilence's Laboratory, and Famine's Diner are all open for business!

Anything else? Catastrophes, a rental apartment, a bunch more events, laughs, and maybe even cats. You'll definitely get to do some fishing and listen to awesome music.

Good luck, Mr. Master Reaper!

Ratings and reviews

extremely entertaining + no ads that I've seen so, major win. the pulp fiction reference had me dying. A typical sorting game with lots of little hidden gems and little things to do. the only thing I would improve if anything would maybe be graphics or adding multiplayer somehow. really, the way it is though, it gives you that retro Nintendo vibe and it's just put together really well. keep up the good work devs. highly recommend.

I'm in love! Great puzzle sorting game with a tiny bit of math that gets progressively more difficult as you complete levels. I'm on lvl 46, I've almost finished it. Key to remember many characters count as a heaven/hell sign too; there could be more explicit direction when it comes to character signs. But there's always a character who can be sorted correctly, which is great QOL. You can restart levels if it's not going well. Something different than all the other cookie cutter games. Addicting

THE DEVS ACTUALLY LISTENED! This game solves every single issue I had with the first game, and then some! The first Peace, Death! game was so reliant on memorization & quick reflexes that it was always really hard to mentally pick up where you left off. This game does away with timers altogether (aside from optional mini-challenges), makes the rules clearer & info easier to access, adds lots of new gameplay modifiers & challenges, even the humor improved (fewer references)! THANK YOU! WELL DONE!

What’s new

Soundtrack fix;
Various small fixes;
minSDK is increased, so the targetSDK too;