Coma: Mortuary
Naga Entertainment · 2014 · Horror, Indie, Adventure, Atmospheric, Walking Simulator
PC
Mixed53% · 695 📉 Recent reviews down 38%
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About Coma: Mortuary
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Navigate the haunting afterlife as a grieving man searching for meaning and redemption after a tragic accident. Uncover a mysterious story in the realm of the dead where your choices shape your journey through loss and spiritual awakening.
The story is about a guy who has lost meaning in his life, because of the tragic death of his girlfriend. Drunk and depressed, he got behind the wheel of his car, determined to commit suicide in the same spot where she died. Somehow he survived the accident, but fell into a coma, and his soul is now wandering the world of the dead where a new story unfolds.
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[h1] Exploration horror with a bit of farting noises here and there. [/h1]5 found this helpful
Coma: Mortuary is a first-person horror adventure developed and published by Naga Entertainment that aims to deliver a psychological and supernatural experience rather than a traditional action-driven horror game. Set within a mysterious realm between life and death, the game follows a grieving man who attempts to reunite with his deceased girlfriend after a tragic accident. Instead of finding peace, he awakens in a strange and unsettling world inhabited by lost souls, forgotten spirits, and forces beyond human understanding. This premise immediately establishes a darker emotional foundation than many indie horror titles, focusing on loss, despair, and the consequences of obsession. The game's strongest feature is its atmosphere. From the opening moments, players are immersed in an environment that feels detached from reality. Ancient ruins, dimly lit corridors, eerie caverns, and ghostly landscapes combine to create a setting that constantly feels oppressive and uncertain. The visual design effectively communicates the idea of an afterlife caught between order and chaos. Every location appears intentionally crafted to make players feel isolated, reinforcing the protagonist's emot…
I have 0.2hrs on record so I believe I am qualified to write this. I can honestly say I have no memory of even buying this game let alone booting it up, I am just so board right now that I am browsing my catalouge of games and regretting most of my purchases in the past. This may be one of them, but I have no idea. Anything is worth a go right?
I don't ready to play this kind of games
Feels less like a horror game, more like a guided museum tour of sadness.
a boring walking simulator
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