Tue May 19 2026
I'm always glad to hear feedback from players on Alien Morgue to make it better. So, this update has been possible only thanks to you guys!
- Memory leak has been found and resolved - hopefully there will be no crashes anymore
- Added flexible landscape orientation - now you can charge your phone and play Alien Morgue not upside-down! ;)
- Made use of the Washer easier - one tap and it's clean now
- Converted all audio files into mobile friendly format - also possible cause of crashes
- Cleaned some trash from the build and now the game's size is little bit smaller
- Various minor fixes and improvements
Alien Morgue is a brilliant, macabre mix of 'Papers, Please' and 'Strange Horticulture.' It takes a mundane (if gross) job and wraps it in a compelling sci-fi mystery that keeps you hooked. The act of dissecting aliens is handled with just the right amount of clinical detachment and sci-fi wonder. Some of the races you encounter are genuinely creative, and figuring out their unique biological quirks is like solving a mini-puzzle every time.
But the real heart of the game is the writing. The world-building around the idea of 'renting' immortality capsules is chilling and sets a perfect tone for your moral dilemmas. Do you steal an item from a body to pay for your own spouse's chance at revival, or do you follow the rules? The UI is fantastic, making you feel like you're actually sitting at a futuristic desk filing reports. It’s a slow-burn experience that rewards attention to detail and empathy. If you like simulation games that make you feel like a small part of a much larger, darker world, Alien Morgue is a must-play.
Unique sci-fi medical simulation with detailed alien physiology.
Deep narrative with 9 distinct endings based on your choices.
Morally complex decision-making: follow protocol or help others?
Atmospheric 2D art style and immersive UI.
25-day story campaign with evolving challenges.
Use the database to compare physiological features like skin texture, number of eyes, and internal organ structure to correctly identify the species. Look for subtle signs of trauma or poisoning to determine the cause of death. Getting the ID right is the first step to unlocking the more lucrative (and risky) choices.
Gameplay involves using various tools to examine bodies. You'll need to read reports, follow protocols, and decide what to do with 'weird stuff' found during procedures. Your success earns you credits, which are vital for your own survival in the game's world.
Yes, there are 9 different endings based on how you handle your cases and who you choose to help throughout the story.
I had a little trouble grasping the whole organ and species concepts— but the game has a few things that I discovered that make it easier. When figuring out the species, you can select the color and the number of parts, which helps narrow it down! Although that is never explicitly explained and did cause some confusion for me. I got a lot of causes wrong because I incorrectly guessed the species and was never told if it was wrong or not. Suggestion-wise, I think when you complete a day, if you got any causes wrong, it should explicitly tell you what you did wrong (e.g., wrong species, indirect cause, etc) that would help me get it right next time. Other than that, I enjoyed the demo and I am heavily considering purchasing the full game! The story is interesting, the concept is fun, and the graphics are amazing. Overall, the game easily dragged me in and kept me entertained.
I love the story for this, but I cannot figure out the race system at all, there needs to be more to identifying that than what it gives you. It also feels impossible for me to identify what the “vital organs” even are by just the pictures that look nothing like anything so I haven’t been able to progress past the part where that’s introduced
reviews just dont know how to follow instructions. the only confusing part for me is the organ system because the names are different than what is on the list. the duplicate organ concept thing is also confusing but overall this is such a fun game. you genuinely feel like a detective working in the morgue. i also like the lore behind it as well. i will be buying the full game! thank you to the developer for making this!
When you select the creature’s race, it’s possible for you to be wrong. The game doesn’t let you know right away. I was getting frustrated because i kept getting incorrect results- its because i had the wrong species, therefore entirely wrong vital organs. This game is fun and challenging, but sometimes it’s a little too obtuse.
I absolutely love this game. It was so fun while also being a challenge for me (something i rarely enjoy). I was a little concerned by the other ratings, but I didn’t have any problems. The directions are clear and easy to look back at, so any confusion I had didnt last long. Definitely recommend playing!!! <333
This game is fun and each stage there are new goals and challenges. Each level does not care about the time so you can do it at your own pace. I would buy the game for sure I just need to get a job first. Anyways, I experienced no technical difficulties on mobile and the demo did provide a lot of gameplay.
It feels like the demo is unfinished or something because nothing makes sense. On day two I’m getting errors for “damage condition” without any explanation of what that means. The race identifier is just as broken or confusing. One of the messages says that the database will tell me what body parts are vital but I can’t find that info either. I would love to like this game; it’s a unique and intriguing concept.
I’m playing and I’m identifying them with the color and length and body parts but then going to damage I can see multiple reasons for death like a severed leg And radiated leg and both say vital on any organ but I choose one and it says damage conditions not met wym if I’m checking the database and I only have that one green tool and the database so I don’t understand what I’m doing wrong