
Battle For Cosmos is a fast-paced, action-packed RTS set in space. With a focus on the battle it is perfect for those who want a thrilling and engaging strategy game without the unnecessary filler. Take control of your empire, build your defenses, and conquer the cosmos!
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Languages: English
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Oddly addictive. Not worth $5. Decent game though.
well made game and good looking developer 😳
jag tycker att spelet är väldigt bra, animationen är perfekt och ai'n är svår ibland att slå men detta gör bara att det är mer najs att vinna. Jag tycker att det är lite för våldsamt med flygplan som kraschar in i varandra. tycker också att mitt namn borde vara i credits så 9/10
Pros: Challenging campaign: 80 levels featuring unique layouts and increasingly tricky opponents. Sandbox generator: The game includes a sandbox mode that lets players create custom maps, allies, ai and many other things. Graphics: Fit the game nicely and the fireworks are a good touch. Buildings: The buildings add another layer of depth to the game and choosing my loadout is always fun. Strategy: Every level is different and requires some different attack plan. I like to pause the game and plan out a game plan before the match starts. The levels vary between impossibly hard to very easy depending on your strategy. Cons: Bugs: All around not that many. But sometimes the ships don’t connect and just stare at each other, which sorta breaks the game feel. No control remapping: not a huge issue but would be nice to have the opportunity to change the controls. Conclusion: Overall, Battle For Cosmos is a small package real-time strategy game. Its streamlined gameplay and visuals make it worth 5 dollars. I enjoyed it so maybe you will too, buy it!
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