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Unlimited lives

Video game concept

Player can lose, die, or face defeat in any of its forms as many times as they feel necessary without losing significant progress.

82
games
12
platforms
They Bleed Pixels (Windows)
They Bleed Pixels
WIN 2012-08-29
Alien Spidy (Windows)
Alien Spidy
WIN 2013-03-20
ARK: Survival Evolved (Windows)
ARK: Survival Evolved
WIN 2017-08-29
Dark Souls Remastered (Nintendo Switch)
Dark Souls Remastered
SWTC 2018-05-25
Dark Souls (Windows)
Dark Souls
WIN 2012-08-24
Mercenary Kings (Windows)
Mercenary Kings
WIN 2014-03-25
Dark Souls (PlayStation 3)
Dark Souls
PS3 2011-10-04
Alien Spidy (Xbox 360)
Alien Spidy
X360 2013-03-20
Eryi's Action (Windows)
Eryi's Action
WIN 2011-06-06
The Cat Lady (Windows)
The Cat Lady
WIN 2012-12-07
A Valley Without Wind 2 (Windows)
A Valley Without Wind 2
WIN 2013-02-18
Shovel Knight (Windows)
Shovel Knight
WIN 2014-06-26
Unlike the norm of one life and re-loading upon death or backtracking to a retry point, this essentially means the game continues without losing a beat. However, this does not say anything about from where you continue.
See also:
* 1 life
* Extra lives
* Deathless (player can't even die)
* Retry points

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The first Unlimited lives video game was released on May 8, 2001.

Studio Wildcard, Arcen Games and Boot Disk Revolution published most of these games.

Platforms

Windows 29
Linux 19
Mac OS X 13
X360 5
PS3 4
PS4 4
Xbox One 3
Switch 1
PS2 1
Wii U 1
3DS 1
BSD 1