Johnny Ohm, GIZORAMA - "In May, 1804, Thomas Jefferson commissioned the Corps of Discovery, a special division of the United States Army, and tasked them with the exploration of the vast tracts of wilderness included in the Louisiana Purchase. Thousands of (light)years later, the new Corps of Discovery has ordered a group of scientists to make planetfall onto hitherto unknown celestial bodies, all in the name of discovery and profit. Corpse of Discovery, an indie walking simulator by Phosphor Games, places players in the midst of the expedition and delivers a compellingly mysterious story set against a backdrop of gloriously colorful planets."
GameCrate: "Corpse of Discovery could've been a worthwhile narrative experience had it not been ruined by its massive performance issues and obnoxious platforming gameplay."
Softonic's Click-Swipe-Play reviews three games in three minutes. This week they look at Goat Simulator MMO Simulator, Star Wars Uprising, and Corpse of Discovery.
There are quite a few games out there coined “walking simulators” nowadays. Whether or not such games are of interest to you is a personal preference. They often times offer an exploration of places you could never go or see, or a narrative on life. Corpse of Discovery appears on the surface to be a game about exploring other worlds, but it will quickly teach you to always look a little deeper.
