- October 28, 2020
- Roger Kaffer
- 1h median play time
Mortal Decay
Platforms
About
"Mortal Decay" is a single-player survival horror game set in a mysterious, abandoned research facility. As protagonist Roger Kaffer, players must navigate labyrinthine corridors, solve puzzles, and evade grotesque, mutated creatures. The game features a dynamic day-night system, scarce resources, and a focus on stealth and exploration.



- Strong atmosphere and decent voice acting enhance the horror experience.
- The game offers a compact and engaging story with some surprising twists.
- It's a budget-friendly indie horror game that provides a solid amount of entertainment for its price.
- The game is very short, typically taking around 45-58 minutes to complete.
- Graphics and animations are dated, reminiscent of older games.
- Some gameplay mechanics, like enemy AI and control options, could use improvement.
story
8 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story is generally well-received, featuring intriguing twists and a compact narrative that enhances the horror-survival experience, despite a somewhat underwhelming final showdown. Players appreciate the voice acting and the inclusion of notes that enrich the storytelling, making it a surprisingly thoughtful experience for its low price. Overall, while the plot may be simple, it effectively engages players with its spooky atmosphere and narrative elements.
“Good story, good voice acting, good design, and all for just 2 bucks.”
“A rather cheap (in terms of price), compact little experience with a surprising amount of thought put into the storytelling.”
“The little notes throughout the story were also pretty nice, and the conclusion of the notes ended pretty well when you find out what happened with them.”
“For the story, I can't say there is much really; you are just some random guy looking for food and end up on a random building where there are some crazy captives, and it turns into a survival scenario.”
“It's a spooky, single-player, horror-survival game with modest visuals and a lackluster story.”
“The final showdown is a bit underwhelming, but the twists and plot helped to make up for it.”