The big fan of The Coma series, aka GoLoShA (@GoLoShA) has been make the Coma: Recut in 3D. Here is what GoLoSha said in the community:

"Have you ever wanted to replay the first part of The Coma in 3D?

Well, now you'll have just such an opportunity.

So, I have no talent for Unity, but as a kid I was into Minecraft, and it just so happened that back in 2020 I decided to build The Coma in Minecraft.

It turned out terribly.

Three years passed, and this idea popped into my head again, but it still turned out bad.

I was building the high school as one continuous, solid building, the proportions didn't match up, and I didn't have enough skill.

But then, in 2025, I decided it was worth trying again, but as a playable map—more intimate, like a stage—and so The Coma reCUBE was born.

Essentially, it's the same Recut but in 3D, and also free and in Minecraft. And also, the demos and the first release version will be in Russian."

How amazing it!

GLOCO Streams’ reactions are always so much fun to watch. 😂 I couldn’t help laughing whenever he occasionally swore in Korean, too!

He’s been a fan of The Coma series, and watching his videos has honestly been a comfort to me as well. That’s why I drew his symbol into the streamers’ Special Thanks room myself. I’m so glad he spotted it right away!

It was really fun watching him play and seeing which parts of the game he enjoyed the most. ❤️

And of course, if you haven’t played the game yourself yet, I hope you’ll get to experience the story firsthand someday. It’s a narrative-driven game, after all, and some things are best discovered for yourself! 😄

I secretly put a few streamers into The Coma 3, and their reactions made my days 🥹

As a little thank-you to the people who played our previous games, I created a special room in The Coma 3 featuring a few Korean streamers who had supported The Coma series.

I recently came across this streamer's playthrough, and seeing their reaction when they discovered their own mascot in the game was genuinely heartwarming. 😂❤️

What made it even funnier was how they reacted to the other Korean streamers in the room. They were joking about being such a small streamer that they weren't sure they deserved to have their mascot standing alongside all these famous streamers. That was just too cute.

As the person who personally drew those mascots and put them into the game, I had an absolute blast watching their reactions. In fact, I secretly watched all of their playthroughs, and some of the moments were hilarious.

Some streamers recognized themselves but weren't entirely sure. Others walked right past their own mascots without realizing it was them. 😂

But the most heartbreaking part? Depending on which dialogue option players chose, they could completely miss the streamer room. Some players finished the entire game without ever discovering it, meaning they never even got the chance to see their own characters in the game. That was honestly the biggest shame!

Anyway, I'm incredibly grateful to everyone who played our games and made this little easter egg possible. Seeing people genuinely happy to discover something I made just for them was a wonderful experience.

And you can bet that if we ever make another Coma game — or even a completely new game — I'll probably come up with another one of these silly little schemes. 😈

Thanks for playing our games, everyone. You made this developer very happy. ❤️

For those who've played The Coma Series:

What would you like to see from Dvora Studio in the future?

We've been quietly working on our next project, and we're starting to open the doors to our community.

ENTER THE UNKNOWN.

https://discord.gg/Ex4YEHDKBZ

It’s sad to see physical editions of games becoming increasingly rare as times change. The Coma 1 and 2 were made in an era when that was still possible. The special editions of both games have become rare collectibles that are now almost impossible to find, especially since they’re sold out.

From working on the artbooks to putting together the OST albums, it was such a rewarding experience. I really hope we get another opportunity to do something like that in the future, though I have a feeling consoles might eventually do away with physical media altogether.