This may as well be the best game version of the movie Fantastic Voyage. Amazing graphics accompany your journey into the body of Cybertech's chief executive. Save his life by shooting evil germs and invasive probes. A wild ride with a stunning CD soundtrack.

Game Players

A not-so-hot shooter set inside the body of the president of the Cybertech company. Graphics look good, but everything follows preset paths and your own ship gets in the way more often than not.

GamePro

Nice try! As Psygnosis bones up on it's process for creating rendered game and game systems get more muscle, games like Microcosm will be the life blood for the industry. For the time being, though, it's an experiment that misses by a neck.

Just Games Retro

The idea isn't a terrible one, and the execution is somewhat sound, but it still feels like something is missing. I'm not talking about the features seemingly present in the PC but not here. The controls are a part of this - a pretty big part, and work against having the game be fun on its shooter merits alone. If you can struggle through it your first couple of tries (which is possible, considering the length) then you might enjoy the ride. Otherwise, certainly not worth any frustration in playing it, or in finding it.

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Our Users Say

Category	Description	MobyScore
Acting	The quality of the actors' performances in the game (including voice acting).	2.0
Gameplay	How well the game mechanics work (player controls, game action, interface, etc.)	3.0
Graphics	The quality of the art, or the quality/speed of the drawing routines	3.7
Personal Slant	How much you personally like the game, regardless of other attributes	3.0
Sound / Music	The quality of the sound effects and/or music composition	4.0
Story / Presentation	The main creative ideas in the game and how well they're executed	3.3
Overall MobyScore (3 votes)		3.2