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Shooter, Music, Indie, Action
Cosmophony is a musical shooter designed for demanding gamers seeking an original and intense experience.
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Relentless, unpretentious, clear and abstract.
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Hardcore GamerJeremy PeeplesOct 20144/5Cosmophony blends the runner and shooter genres together just about perfectly. When it comes to finding actual fault with the game, its small level count is the only issue.
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Nintendo LifeMartin WattsOct 20148/10With a relatively small asking price and a unique premise, Cosmophony is a game that should at least be experienced by anyone who rates gameplay above all other aspects.
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Nintendo EnthusiastJonathan HarringtonNov 20148/10In Cosmophony, you die. A lot. If there\'s one thing to know about the game before going in, it\'s that. The developers know this, too, and the entire game is based around you dying with regularity. The experience is made up of five 2-to-3 minute levels that gain length purely through your failure. Fortunately, it\'s challenging in just the right way, and offers ways to get better, so in the end Cosmophony winds up being a must-play for any who yearn for the days when a game would utterly and completely kick your butt.
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Digitally DownloadedNov 20142/5 starsCosmophony ends up playing like a demo, stripped of its powers to sustain by its confused design, lack of content and its impossible level of difficulty.
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DestructoidDarren NakamuraMay 20156/10Cosmophony is like a firework. As it's flying up and sending out sparks, interest builds. Once it detonates it's an awesome show of color and sound. After that it's over and everybody goes home. It's short and intense, but it stops being interesting once it oversteps the line between fun and frustrating. I played it and enjoyed it until it felt unfair, and now I probably won't ever touch it again.
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IGDB rating 6.2/10 from 1 ratings.
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