
Merge planets together in this puzzle game with soft physics. Can you make it to the sun? Can you merge two suns? Find out for science!
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Languages: English
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Petit jeu dans le style Suika game crée avec le moteur Pico-8, mais avec des planètes. Au premier abord, le nombre de formes peux paraitre limité, mais la physique est impeccable : on peux déplacer les planètes avec un léger ricochet, ce qui rend ce Tetris-like assez stratégique, et malgré sa simplicité et son absence d'achievements, le jeu deviens assez addictif, surtout si on se donne pour objectif d'obtenir un trou noir. Et pour ne rien gâcher, la musique en Chip-tune est très agréable et ne reste pas trop en ritournelle dans les oreilles.
It's a suika clone so no points for creativity.. but nevertheless this game is probably one of the best feeling suika clones out there. Physics are fun and enjoyable, game runs just fine, sound design is good... It's a good game! buy it!
A very chill version of a Suika-like game. The planets are very bouncy, which can sometimes thwart your plans, but I can't complain. Always love me some bouncy-balls. The more bounce, the better. It's also way more forgiving than other Suikas I've played, the bombs being a great help when you're in a pinch and even if a ball pops over the limit after being squeezed a la wet-soap-in-hand style, the game isn't over. Ball just comes straight back down no problem. Put that together with a simple but catchy soundtrack, that sometimes is the main reason I come back playing occasionally, and ya got yourself a nice game to relax with for a while. I mean, I've never gotten frustrated while playing this compared to other Suikas and that's really saying something. Chill as heck.
the sky is falling
Cosmic Collapse is a fun little suika like. The controls are simple and the music is relaxing while also unintrusive, allowing one to focus. The planets move in a predictable manner, which I find very important with this type of game. Once the player reaches a score threshhold, you can destroy a single planet, strategically freeing up space or starting a chain combo. This game is great for relaxing, watching something in the background or just wasting time.
So addicting! +1 for being a pico-8 game as well. I haven't managed to merge two suns together yet, but it's such a cool take on a suika style game. It somehow makes the gameplay more refreshing while still being simple. I only wish there was unlockables or cosmetics to earn, but for the price I can't complain much
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greatest video game of all time
awesome pallet cleanser
Somewhat like Tetris, but much more satisfying.
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