Coffin Dodgers vs Life Goes On: Done to Death
Side-by-side comparison of features, pricing, ratings, and alternatives.
In Coffin Dodgers you control one of seven quirky retirement‑village residents, each armed with homemade weapons and racing on souped‑up mobility scooters. Battle through 13 chaotic tracks across four areas of Sunny Pines, fending off the Grim Reaper and his zombie horde while trying not to lose your soul. The game mixes fast‑paced racing, over‑the‑top comedy and action‑filled combat, offering both solo and split‑screen multiplayer modes. As the championship progresses the environment grows increasingly apocalyptic, culminating in a final showdown against the Reaper himself.
In Life Goes On: Done to Death you literally die to move forward. Each corpse you leave behind becomes a tool for solving the next absurd puzzle on your quest for the legendary Cup of Life. The game blends quirky fantasy, historical backdrops, and slapstick comedy into a single‑player platformer that rewards clever self‑sacrifice. With hand‑crafted levels across five platforms, the title offers tight controls, witty dialogue, and a unique death‑mechanic that turns failure into progress. Its indie spirit shines through playful art and challenging puzzles that keep you laughing while you figure out how to use your own remains.
- Unique blend of racing and combat
- Humorous, quirky theme
- Local split‑screen multiplayer
- Cross‑platform support
- Innovative death‑as‑tool mechanic
- Rich comedic writing
- Cross‑platform availability
- Challenging yet fair puzzles
- Low critic score indicates rough polish
- Repetitive track design after extended play
- Limited depth in vehicle customization
- Limited replayability after completing all puzzles
- Occasional camera glitches in tight spaces
- Humor may not appeal to all players
