Corpse of Discovery Review (Steam)

For this Corpse of Discovery Review, we play a first-person Walking Simulator exploring the deeper meaning of family, life goals, and personal choices (with a bit of humor and old-school sci-fi homage mixed in) – set on beautiful and lonely alien worlds.

Corpse of Discovery Review Pros:

• Decent graphics.
• 4.22GB download size.
• Full controller support.
• Graphics settings – resolution, fullscreen, draw distance, depth of field, graphics quality preset, grass, v-sync, ambient occlusion, and near-distance fog.
• Can Invert the Y axis.
• Proper video cutscenes.
• Handy Interactive icons including a distance counter.
• Highly detailed elements like being able to read newspaper clippings and awards.
• Walking Simulator gameplay.
• First-person view.
• Very atmospheric.
• Clear easy-to-read use of subtitles and text in the game.
• Your ship whilst small is very packed and feature heavy, it’s a good place to just explore.
• You get an Ai sidekick who helps you and catalogs find.
• Despite it being a barren world it does have a lot of secrets and discoveries.
• Hologram messages come through to your ship’s computer.
• Radiation is the enemy here and your suit gets affected by it but you can get to recharge when outside.
• Memory bubbles can be interacted with allowing you to visit and interact within the memory.
• The weather effects are really good, dangerous but they look really good.
• Cool hi tech 3D hologram compass.
• when in your suit the screen curves to look like your visor.
• Optional additional things to scan and find.

Corpse of Discovery Review Cons:

• No Steam achievements.
• Cannot rebind controls for either control.
• Had the game crashed or locked up when using a menu or changing settings.
• Can be really hard to navigate in terms of finding how to progress.
• Checkpoints/respawn are really far apart and you have no idea when they trigger.
• The story is good but is broken up a lot which makes following it tricky.
• No replay value.
• The performance is not as fluid as you would expect and this causes pop up and slowdown.

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Developer: Phosphor Studios

Publisher: Phosphor Studios

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