- April 29, 2021
- Victor Luccas Frey
Deadly Cosmic
Platforms
About
In Deadly Cosmic you play as Raquel, a scientist who needs to save her co-workers from an accident at the establishment where she works, but something is wrong. What happened to the company? What are these creatures? Most importantly, will she be able to survive? Deadly Cosmic is a short but fun game, inspired by the classic survival horrors of the 90s. We made this game in 15 days for a GameJam …






- The game offers a unique and humorous premise, with Lovecraft references and a nostalgic feel reminiscent of classic horror games.
- Despite its short length, the gameplay is enjoyable, with responsive controls and a decent variety of enemies and interactions.
- The visuals and sound design contribute positively to the atmosphere, enhancing the overall experience for players.
- The game feels unpolished and like a proof of concept, lacking depth and challenge, especially with the instant resurrection mechanic.
- Fixed camera angles can lead to frustrating gameplay moments, particularly when navigating around off-screen enemies.
- Some controls and mechanics, such as the handling on different devices and the navigation of certain areas, can be awkward and confusing.
humor
4 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe humor in the game is characterized by quirky character interactions and amusing sound effects, which add a lighthearted touch to the otherwise horror-themed experience. Players appreciate the blend of Lovecraftian references and comedic elements, suggesting that embracing the game's janky nature enhances the enjoyment of its humor. Overall, the humor contributes positively to the game's charm, making it a worthwhile experience for fans of retro horror aesthetics.
“Again, you should know what you're getting yourself into if you decide to purchase this game. It's a game jam survival horror game with fixed camera angles. Embrace the jank and enjoy the bits of humor in it, and you'll get your $0.99 worth.”
“I liked the feel it aims to give, the same vibe as old horror games like Resident Evil and Alone in the Dark, and I especially loved the Lovecraft references and the humor.”
“It's a short but very cool game. I liked the creatures and the mystery in the plot, and I also enjoyed the little moments of humor.”