Osmos
Developer Hemisphere Games
Osmos is a 2009 puzzle video game developed by Canadian developer Hemisphere Games for various systems such as Microsoft Windows, Mac OS X, Linux, OnLive, iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch and Android. It was designed by Eddy Boxerman, founder of Hemisphere and a former developer at Ubisoft Montreal. From Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0)
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24 of 24 · most liked firstHe created a game called Osmos forever ago so if you know that game, he is the dude behind it.
unlabelledView post →2, Osmos The rare game on my steam library where I... have no idea what the fuck this is. I've never seen this before in my life. This is a strange little curio.
unlabelledView post →if you're looking for a real low stakes non-narrative vibey game you might try Osmos
unlabelledView post →Love this! Reminds me of that old iPad game Osmos (?).
unlabelledView post →Osmos is a game where your objective is to grow by absorbing other motes. Propel yourself by ejecting matter behind you. But be wise: ejecting matter also shrinks you. Relax - good things come to those who wait. Check it out ON SALE on Steam: store.steampowered.com/app/29180/Os...
unlabelledView post →If you liked that, you might also like a game called Osmos. What was the old flash game called, if you recall? store.steampowered.com/app/29180/Os...
unlabelledView post →(This is from the Osmos soundtrack, but I don't really vibe with all the tracks from that game, and some of them are very tricky to find, too.) BTW, prefer tracks that are available on YouTube Music or Apple Music. Would be open to SoundCloud, too.
unlabelledView post →Osmos was great. Race for the galaxy is an awesome card game. The Netflix story games are fantastic if you haven't already gone through them
unlabelledView post →If anyone here loves games like Osmos or Snake_io, @linziofficial.itch.io is doing a playtest for Unicellular 3 right now. Most of my issues with the game so far have been presentation related but the actual gameplay is where it shines. It's simple but the upgrade system is solid so far. 😎
unlabelledView post →An #Osmos like game, but Conformal Cyclic Cosmology (Penrose, et al) https://ket.org/program/pbs-space-time/what-happens-after-the-universe-ends/ #GameIdeas #Cosmology
unlabelledView post →I forgot how much the game Osmos ragebaits me, the final levels are so hard 😩
unlabelledView post →I’ve reported lots of stuff. I’ve mostly given up contacting tech companies. I’m sick of providing free bug reporting and never once getting a single reply or seeing fixes. The only good experiences I have are with tiny developers (recently, the person who made the wonderful game “Osmos”).
unlabelledView post →(Re)Played Osmos. One of my favourite games, which is either inspired from or inspired the .io games. Osmos is a cozy game before we even had the definition and makes me feel warmer, calmer, and closer to the average voter, being a single-cell organism and all.
unlabelledView post →Introduced 8 & 3 to the old puzzle game Osmos. They were very pleased with my abilities.
unlabelledView post →(Not me imagining a story/scenario based on the text in my banner...again..... (My first thought involves absorption, like the source of said banner (Osmos, pretty good physics puzzle game, actually) ^^))
unlabelledView post →Games that made me better part 9 store.steampowered.com/app/29180/Os... Osmos is a relaxing physics-based puzzle game. Many periods of my life have been distressing and chaotic and the soothing music and env of this game help me to re-center and find calm.
unlabelledView post →I guess if I *really* wanna commit to the bit, it'd involve absorption like in the game Osmos (where the banner came from), but maybe I'll just have Skye whip up a banger potion for Jasper or something, heheh! Still considering absorption thoooough...
unlabelledView post →What does the playtest involve? I played quite a bit of Osmos lately (similar type of game but the amoeba is a galaxy consuming other galaxies)
unlabelledView post →Do you remember Hemisphere Games' "Osmos" which disappeared from Play Store? Well, it's back! play.google.com/store/apps/d...
unlabelledView post →But the problem is this need for recurring revenue. If I buy a game (or a BluRay or a book) there is no recurring revenue. There is a thing I bought one. This is how it works on PC and Console. Osmos and Mini Metro worked like this on Android and they were fantastic
unlabelledView post →27th game of 2023: Osmos
unlabelledView post →I mean there was also Osmos in final fantasy 9 and well a lot of them in almost every FF game...
unlabelledView post →— a new universe bursts into existence and everything is frenetic again. I think the core gameplay loop is twiddling the cosmological constants of the to-be-born universe by influencing the current universe. As if you’re a civilization capable of galaxy lifting. Taken literally this would be like Spore + Sims + No Mans Sky. But I’m still more inspired with how Osmos was inspired by biology and astrophysics but made something more abstract and meditative. #GameIdeas #Cosmology #Osmos
unlabelledView post →Bejeweled Classic is what I have used for years, it’s the perfect offline game - there’s also Osmos
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