Codename Medusa
Serramonaca Capital Ventures · 2025 · Funny, Horses, Logic, Loot, Racing
PC
4 user reviews75% · 4
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About Codename Medusa
Build a new country, amass enough wealth to become a billionaire, or simply dive deep into our sprawling open-world platformer adventure to learn lore. Dictate the focus of your nation! Be a little wicked and have fun tormenting your struggling citizens for profit or try being nice for once by completing town projects to clean up the corrupted area for your fellow deported monsters.
Meet over 20 uniquely hilarious fellow deported neighbors in this unique town builder meets immersive sim video game that allows you to make money any way you like. Recycle apocalyptic waste, win a horse race or travel to forbidden islands in an open world like adventure environment where the upgraded skills you chose to take with you decide if you make it back home alive.
Meet over 20 uniquely hilarious fellow deported neighbors in this unique town builder meets immersive sim video game that allows you to make money any way you like. Recycle apocalyptic waste, win a horse race or travel to forbidden islands in an open world like adventure environment where the upgraded skills you chose to take with you decide if you make it back home alive.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
✦ AI summary
Players criticize this game for its unclear mechanics, lack of tutorial guidance, confusing building system, and poor mini-games that make early progression frustrating. The game's presentation—including odd visuals, developer videos, and heavy-handed messaging about immigration—feels unfocused and undermines the experience, though some acknowledge the developer's ambition in attempting something unconventional.
I don't know where to begin with this game. The half-baked visuals, bizarre intros, vapid videos of the half-naked solo-dev, crappy mini-games, a building system that makes no sense....the list goes on. The lack of a tutorial makes much of the early game almost unplayable. I have no idea what any of this has to do with immigration and I really wish the game didn't bring it up all the time. The whole package wreaks of someone that views themselves as a "tortured auteur" with delusions of grandeur that far out strip his creative abilities. Congratulations on shipping a creative product. It takes balls to make something and share it with the world. Maybe a trip to therapy and tough love from your friends might make your next game playable. Was this worth cutting off your childhood friends?9 found this helpful
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