
Cosmic Osmo is a game about exploration and discovery, not winning or challenges. Children and adults will both find something to enjoy in this early gem from the creators of Myst.
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Languages: English
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Hours played at review time, across 45 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Funny quirky game
This is what happens when game programmers explore a Power Point like System in the very early 90s. It lead to MYST a few years later and it´s still adorable today. Especially given the fact how much you can do with so little material to work with.
An okay point & click walking sim with a few different areas to explore and a few characters to talk to but not much apart from that (from what i saw).
A weird, old click-through exploration for children. Keep an adult busy for about an hour as well. The game plays in a very tiny window, I couldn't figure out how to maximize the window.
My kids loved this game! It's a quirky point and click adventure with no monsters just exploration. It's a great introduction to computer games for young ones.
played this game over 10 years ago, still remember it.
how did you know i always wanted to go to a cheese lounge?
♥♥♥♥♥ gass
A nice faithful adaptation of the classic open-ended exploration game. Obviously it's terribly dated by today's standards, but it's a nice example of some of the non-goal-oriented, exploration and experimentation driven games of its era and that it helped pioneer. Not exactly an enthralling game by most standards, but there aren't a lot of its kind any more, and it's a great piece of nicely preserved nostalgia for fans of oldschool B&W Mac gaming. Be forewarned, this is a very old game that was made in very low resolution, and that hasn't changed. It defaults to a tiny little square in a borderless window, which can be a bit awkward to deal with. Some basic video options would not have gone amiss.
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