
Explore worlds within worlds as you zoom into fascinating scientific environments built using real data. Discover a jungle of neurons, or watch as molecules read DNA. COSM Worlds brings science to life right before your eyes. COSM Worlds offers both VR and non-VR experiences.
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Languages: English, Simplified Chinese
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Hours played at review time, across 23 reviews with recorded playtime.
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진심 레기입니다 700원도 아까움
Great potential, bad execution and progress. The developer had grand plans for this application. I bought it mainly for its advertised possible features of uploading my own DNA or protein sequences for visualization in Virtual Reality. The postential is beyond any one's wildest dreams for us researchers. For accurate VR illustration of actual molecular genetics mechanism can help gapping the problem of scientifc research and public awareness. For example, the ability of visulization real time transcription factory assembly in nuclei will be great. However from the updated notes the developer is shifting towards high school level education, which is a huge waste for an app that do a lot more.
NO Trading Cards despite Steam Trading Cards is mentioned on Store Page. Very limited content for playing.
Pretty cool in VR it's like being inside the microscope. Vive controller support is good which wasn't clear from the video. Transition effect may be nauseating. you can choose different paths which gives a sense of exploration Needs more content.
i'm not into vr, still, can understand the need for such... "thing". this is more a tool than a game. one of the most beatifully chilling experience i ever had. you can chose to dreamy navigate in a leaf or a hand. i (really, but really) hope devs will add Google Poly support in the near future. can't imagine how i'd fill my COSM!
C O S M is short and lacking polish, but these are nothing to be expected from such an early release title. The concept, however, is excellent. It is a simple exploration application that brings basic cell biology to life. As it stands, the game suffers from early build graphics and a repetitive soundscape that weakens the immersion. I also found the transitions while zooming to be a bit jarring. But for lifelong learners or people with middle school aged kids, this is a nice little addition to the VR library. I will definitely be following updates to this title with interest and am looking forward to the finished product.
세포들을 구경하는 VR. 재미는 없습니다. ------------------------------------------------------- Observing cells in VR. It’s not fun.
You're better off finding an interactive graphic online than playing this "game" as it is right now. I played this in the non-VR mode. The game consists of zooming in and out of the graphic that you click on. Click the objects you want to know the name of and you'll get a one or two sentence description of what that thing is. The only game-like element that could be considered such is your completion percentage. You click on something and you get a percentage increase. I made it to 92% of the hand within 10 minutes, then I got bored because I couldn't find what I was missing in order to get 100% maybe it hasn't been implemented yet. I'm no biologist but I can confidently say that there are a lot of important and basic things missing from this game as it is. The content and complexity of a tootsie roll's ingredients list rivals anything you'll find here, and you'll certainly get at least as much entertainment. As it is (early access), you can see everything this game has to offer by looking at the screen shots in the steam store. Actually, there is more content in the store pictures becauses a lot of the listed pictures aren't even in the game yet (or if ever they will be who's to say).
Tired of developers pushing their games with Trading Cards but then not having trading cards. And where is STEAM because this is getting out of control with the number of developers touting cards but not actually having any cards... Then again I see it as a sign of the times... Not many care these days.
doesnt drop trading cards
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