Alien Morgue

7/10 Pretty unique type of mystery/puzzle job simulator game. Visually cool looking. The sound quality is syfy vibes and fits the story wonderfully. Gameplay wise it continues to add on new type of tools, mechanics, and certain alien information you previous learn. The player can take their time figuring out what was the cause of death etc. Not gonna lie its a bit confusing trying to understand the A -> B organ dependency part. The Ui simple to understand and doesn't get in the way. The story is interesting and doesn't overstay its welcome. Would kinda make a cool short film type of thingy. There are few different endings depending on what you choice. This game has a super kind save feature where it saves at the beginning on the day and you can pick which days you want to go back to once you have finish them at least once it seems. This is also nice since it makes achievements less of a grind to get. Speaking of achievements they are pretty straightforward and story base. Actually kinda short i can see individuals 100% under 10 hours. Not an action type of game so you can easily play it while waiting or watching tv. Apparently its on the app stores so that cool. Also the price i…

An excellent, stylish deductive game of paperwork and scifi mortuary science. Highly recommended if you enjoy board-guard style games like Papers Please and Lil Guardsman. And if you aren't squeemish about cartoon guts and squishing sound effects. And the medical-industrial complex.

An overshadowed, fun puzzle game with fun contradictions to figure out. Every issue I had was a skill issue, like marking the wrong alien species and never noticing they don't have tails. Systems are pretty well explained and easily referenced but ♥♥♥♥ it, this is aliens, make it even more obscured. I was so intune with the game I was forming my own conspirarcy about the special task civi that was missing a leg. I cut out a huge part of this review of things I want but that isn't what this game is so back to the acutal game: it was fun

Alien Morgue is a science-fiction investigation simulator developed and published by BurGum Games, built around an unusual concept that immediately separates it from traditional mystery and simulation titles. Instead of solving crimes through fieldwork or direct exploration, players work inside a futuristic alien morgue where answers must be uncovered through careful observation, medical examination, and logical deduction. The game combines procedural simulation systems with narrative-driven decision-making, creating an experience centered around analysis, ethical choices, and uncovering secrets hidden beneath layers of extraterrestrial mystery. The premise introduces players to the role of an alien forensic specialist responsible for examining deceased extraterrestrial lifeforms arriving at a highly advanced morgue facility. Each body presents a new case requiring investigation. Players must identify species, study anatomy, analyze injuries, determine causes of death, and complete official reports accurately. What initially appears to be a straightforward occupational simulator slowly develops into something larger as unusual discoveries and hidden details begin revealing deeper …

This game is incredibly fun and detailed and I LOVE it, SO much, I can't stop playing it.

I'm not that far into it yet but, once it clicked and things started making sense? Amazing.