Cosmic Cavern 3671　　宇宙最大の地底最大の作戦 Reviews

Why did I buy this x(

wonderful challenging arcade goodness

amazing online only playability from 1980!

i dig this game!!! haha

Too bare-bones for the price, not as "arcade" as the trailer would imply, this game would improve a lot if it had a bit more variety, or a level editor, like Lode Runner, or "solve the situation" puzzle stages. As is, I can't recommend.

Fun classic PC game updated to a 'modern' version while also keeping one of its alternate ports within the game. Defend your base, dig up powerups and score boosting items, and above all, be ready for when things escalate to new, terrifying territory.

Extremely fun, addictive,simple and yet deep game! The simple graphics does not diminish its awesome gameplay! I am blown away. From the mono color original to the awesome arcade arrange, all amazing. A must play !

This game is fun and crazy addictive to boot! It's a great port, and unlike a lot of other, lazier ports, doesn't run in an emulator. You can get the full, original, cosmic cavern experience. Which you may not know you want, but actually, you do. Many people, like myself, would never get the opportunity to play this game otherwise, which is a shame, because it's awesome. There are some difficulties, the game has its refresh rate, and thus its game speed, tied to your monitors, so if you're running at anything beyond 60hz, it's difficult to play. You can manually set the framerate using 3rd party software, so that's not much of a problem, but still, something to note. In any case, the dev is excellent at responding to posts on the community forum, and did say that a patch is in the works. Something like that. Beyond that, which, hey, may be a bit annoying, this is a hearty recommendation. This game is a lot like a diamond, deep underground, and worth seeking out.

Reluctantly going thumbs-down here, I've played quite a few Mindware games and I like them, they are nice bits of late 70s/early 80s gaming nostalgia, plus they include the original PC/Apple 2 verisons with NES-style remakes.. This one is another fun and challenging simple game, but this one has a lot of problems with unresponsive controls, both with keyboard and controller. If you can get it cheap, either by completing a bundle or on sale for a couple bucks, it's worth a try if you like Mindware's games or classics like this one. Just be prepared to be frustrated by the controls. (Also, some people complain about no Fullscreen option. There IS a fullscreen option available, you have to navigate to the game options menu to find it-use the keyboard to do so)

It's not for everyone--the play control and general game concepts are quite archaic. It is however historically interesting and lovingly ported/updated. The game is only similar to Dig Dug on a surface level as it's more of a base defense situation that needs to be approached with a unique strategy. As a museum piece it'd be nice if there were some more supplemental materials (interviews, original source code, translated articles) either in-game or as an external download. Either way, I'd love to see more of this kind of update on steam instead of barebones roms running on bad emulators.