A downloadable game for Windows


Protect the Girl, Seek Safety, Stop the Music...

Set in Medieval Times, an exiled Knight travels to a distant village in hopes of starting a new life. After discovering a terrible fate has fallen onto the town, he tasks himself with protecting a small girl found in the village from a flesh-hungry monster that roams the area. The monster is controlled by music that is being played on a pipe organ at the villages cathedral. The player must find 2 objects; a key to unlock the cathedral and a tool to stop the pipe organ. While protecting the little girl, the player must find their way to the cathedral and stop the pipe organ.

Game Overview:

Cordyceps is a horror survival game with a Fixed-Camera System and retro art style. The game is made in Unreal Engine 4 and uses downgrades assets to create a retro PSP look. The player is tasked with finding 2 objective items within a survival map section without being killed by the monster. The main objective is to protect the little girl that the player finds once arriving in the village and kill the monster by stopping the music.

Controls:

WASD - Movement

E - Interact

TAB - Objective

Credits:

Lachlan Phillips - Monster AI Programming, UI and Audio

Devan Laczko-Twomey - Player and NPC Programming

Leo Laughlin - Level Design, Objective Programming, Audio

Declan Schembri - Menu UI and Audio 

Tayla Belton - Music 

Assets:




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Cordyceps (Windows 64bit) 1 GB
Version 2 Jul 29, 2022

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No-commentary playthrough:

It was a little tough to keep track of which areas of the town i'd visited and exactly how it was laid out, but i enjoyed the style and soundtrack. if i could change one thing it would be the controls. tank is fine, but i prefer the "feel" to be tight and heavy. this felt like i was almost gliding across the map. if you addressed that issue and maybe added in a clinking armor sound effect when walking or running, i think it'd make the experience much more immersive.

 also, after dying, the objective seemed to switch back to "search houses for missing items". just a heads up there.

keep up the good work! looking forward to your next game!