Triga

The puzzles are super creative and challenging. I like that not much explanation is given and you have to discover things as you play. Also there are many secrets to explore, definitely can bank a ton a playtime with the game :) Recommend!

Of the Cosmos 9 games thus far, this is the one that definitely feels the most like a "complete" game, with standard content, secrets, and a decent playtime and difficulty to it. And while sequence puzzles aren't generally my favorites, this one's solid enough and has some cleverly hidden extras to it, even if it has a tad bit of a learning curve to it. Neat, maybe not essential, but worth the time & money you'd spend on it. As for the bundle as a whole... it really feels like a game jam that they're making you pay to play. Half the games are either tech demos or just feel... unpolished, and they're all a bit too far on the short side to be particularly engaging. And there's no real cohesion between the graphical design or the controls meaning the whole "console" gimmick doesn't really hold up. The whole set is definitely a bit overpriced and even at the 50% off price point I can't say it felt worth the time I spent with them all. If you do have to get any games in this pack, Triga is probably worth full price, Linelith and IFO are pretty cool albeit a bit underdeveloped and probably worth it on sale, and maaaaybe Tendy and Frequency Dissonance are worth it on sale but those are hard to recommend otherwise, and the other four are either too tedious or too underdeveloped to be even worth your time, so I'd give the bundle as a whole a pass.

Not sure what I expected, but I had a great time. The puzzles are challenging, there's bonuses, secrets, and the presentation is great. It's not a big game, it probably wouldn't work as a bigger game, but it's just perfect in its shape I think

I think the title picture does not represent the game right. There are now whacky triangular characters in Earthworm Jim style. There is no rule explanation or tutorial to speak of, so the learning curve might be a little steep. However, underneath all that there is a solid puzzle game with nicely designed puzzles. A bit outlanding, but still very much enjoyable.

Triga

Fun, short puzzle game. Starts off pretty easy, but the last few puzzles take some thinking. The best part was definitely the one button, though.

I'm very thankful for the human that managed to collect all the triangular pieces & boost the signal all the way, there was allot of devious puzzles & unexpected twists & turns. In the end they managed, in due part to the interesting mechanics & stellar soundtrack. I'm so happy I think I'll thank the human personally, I hope they don't mind.

this game's puzzles are ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ incredible. they'll make you struggle for a while, but looking at it from different views will give you an ah-ha moment that just feels SO satisfying. the surprising lore you get at the end is also incredible, I loved working through it and the feeling I got as it dawned on me was amazing. the music is, as many have said, simply amazing. it doesn't feel like it would fit a puzzle game, but it does so so well. I absolutely recommend this, it's a steal that the devs put it up at this price.

Fantastic! Excellent new style puzzles that are unlike ones I've played before. Everything is tiny and tactile and intricately designed. It seems like a clockwork toybox that arrived full-formed in the dev's head. Kinda genius! No idea how they thought this up. Theme-wise it's fun too. There's no story but it's implied that the triangles might be sentient, shown rendered with 90's 'tude like Snood before them. Plus the game seems to be glitching out and trying to trick you into believing you've beaten it when you really haven't yet...

This is a very good game.