You wake up on a base in a new, unexplored planet. Your ship is torn to pieces and your gear is scattered. Why are you here? What was your mission? How will ever you get back home to your family? Corpse of Discovery is a thought-provoking first-person game of exploration and adventure located on a myriad of procedurally generated landscapes. As the astronaut searching for answers, you’ll explore unique planets and embark on missions throughout, each revealing a different understanding of what has happened and why you’re here. Corpse of Discovery touches on the universal themes of loss, quality of life, identity, sacrifice, and time, ultimately culminating in the question, “What sacrifices will we make to be successful?”
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| Sprache | Oberfläche | Ton | Untertitel |
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| Englisch |
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This game blasted me away - don't listen to the bad reviews, most of them did not understand the game. Maybe you have to have made a special kind of experience to aknowledge and value the metaphor that is being told. It is an extremely deep, meaningful gaming experience, that transports an important message to all workaholics and career-fetishists. Additionally it is filled with humour, witty comments, smart cross-references to pop-culture and the gaming industry. If you like intellectual & philosophically challenging games like Ether One or Mindpath To Thalamus you definitly should give this title a try. Explore the details. Enjoy the weirdness. Wait for the mind ♥♥♥♥. I highly recommend this title, although I fear that not many gamers will have the patience to experience the whole master piece (which is a pity). Thank you Phosphor Games for an utterly interesting game! I hope that yo
This is a walking simulator, so the story makes or breaks the game. In this case, the story introduces you as a planetary explorer in the Corps of Discovery assigned to one final mission for the benefit of humanity before you earn a huge paycheck and retire for an easy life with your family. Only something goes wrong and you find yourself stranded on an alien world. You decide to explore the planet anyway and successfully complete your mission, but then something causes you to black out. You wake up to find yourself on the same planet, but everything about the planet has changed. You set out to complete your new mission, but you black out again. This cycle repeats 6 times before the game ends. The first few planets raise questions that offer some intrigue. What is happening that changes your mission? Why does the surface of the planet continually change? I kept playing the game hoping t
You control an astronaut waking up on a space station as a recorded voice wishes you good luck with your mission, after listening to a message from your family and your mission briefing you set on the planet while an hovering robot blurts out mission parameters and HR slogans. The aforementioned story doesn't have to be taken at face value though as Corpse of Discovery wants to use it as a metaphor: while the game has an interesting premise and some good moments its dull gameplay and ham-fisted narrative hold it back. PROS: -the art style is pretty nice -good soundtrack and voice acting -the first levels are interesting -there's a good amount of dark and vitriolic humor that makes you both smile and think -some dialogues are pretty good and function as high points in the game CONS: -graphics are a bit of a mixed bag, while the levels look from decent to nice the draw distance is
Wow. That was very good. Moving, really. And sad. Or happy? I don't know... For me, it was sad. Definitely recommended, particularly if you are a parent. I can only assume the 'mixed' rating has more to do with the audience than anything wrong with the game itself. I took it as a story about regret. That some things in life you never get back. Anyway, definitely a very good game.
Played through this game today. It was a beautiful game with a fairly interesting story, although presented in a somewhat bizarre fashion. Sort of similar to Lifeless Planet in this regard. However, unlike Lifeless Planet, this game just kind of droned on. It took me a little less than three hours to complete, and I really wish it had taken about half that. It became a very boring affair going out to basically do the same things over and over with minor changes to your base in between. That actually kind of killed the immersion for me. As far as the actual gameplay, it was pretty smooth. It's an exploration game, so you really just move about, jumping and when available, using your jetpack to navigate alien planets. You will interact with your objectives, but mostly you just take in the visuals and listen to what also seemed like overly long dialogue. Now, I dont want to pan this too
This game is so weird, I have no Idea where to begin. Maybe I Should start with the bad things fisrt. So I had two cons about this game One, the optimization, Oh lord, the optimization is poor. My frame rate was terrible and I had to have my settings set to low the entire time, and I STILL had crap frames. It was terrible, but I paid the 15 dollars for it so, at first, I thought, ok lets just push through that and see what the game has to offer gameplay wise. My second and only other gripe with the game was that I would occasionally glitch through the floor when I would jump, so nothing to out of the ordinary there. As for the Pros, Well... The first time you wake up you're on your ship. Its a pretty self sustained looking palce....but you've just crash landed due to some unseen force, so the automated messages play thoughout the ship and have you walk through for your mission breif
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