Fit check
Is Comit the Astrodian worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who enjoy early platformers with straightforward stage progression
- Platforming fans who want rocket-pack movement and double jumping
- Players seeking collectible stars, extra lives, and bonus stages
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking deep combat systems, extensive character development, or complex level mechanics
- Players who want modern progression systems rather than a deliberately simple platformer structure
- Players looking for a climbing, shooting, or multiplayer action game
Our take on Comit the Astrodian
Rather than adopting a newer platformer structure, the game preserves the shape of a 1994 concept. Its rocket-pack movement, star-based rewards, and added save system place a modern convenience alongside an older design framework.
What is Comit the Astrodian?
Comit the Astrodian is an action platformer based on a 1994 blueprint and shaped after early platform games.
Players guide Comit, a meteor man from Astrodia, across several planets while opposing the space pirate Krater and his robotic army. Comit uses a rocket pack to boost through stages and double jump. Yellow and red stars provide lives or access to bonus stages. The objective is to remove Krater from each planet and reclaim the star system. The current version keeps the original design while adding a save system. The concept began on paper, with a first prototype made in 2011 and the current version starting development in January 2016.
How Comit the Astrodian plays
- 01Rocket-Pack Movement
- Comit can use his rocket pack to move through each stage.
- 02Double Jumping
- Comit can jump twice while navigating the stages.
- 03Star Collection
- Yellow and red stars provide lives or allow entry to bonus stages.
- 04Planetary Stages
- The game takes Comit across several planets occupied by Krater's robotic army.
- 05Save System
- The current version adds saving to the original platformer design.
Comit the Astrodian compared to similar games
SUPER CHICKEN JUMPER combines running, jumping, dodging, and shooting in a runner format, while Comit centers on platforming stages with rocket-pack movement, double jumps, stars, and bonus stages. Sundered: Eldritch Edition is described as a chaotic metroidvania, whereas Comit follows a simpler early-platformer structure.
Comit the Astrodian: platforms & release
Is Comit the Astrodian worth it?
It is worth it if: players who enjoy early platformers with straightforward stage progression. Skip it if: players seeking deep combat systems, extensive character development, or complex level mechanics.
Where can I download Comit the Astrodian?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Comit the Astrodian's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Comit the Astrodian on?
Windows only.
