Cosmotiles
A downloadable game for Windows and Linux
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About the game
Cosmotiles is a minimalist strategy game about placing blocks on planets. Fill planets with colorful biome tiles in hexagonal grid. Cosmotiles focuses on the pleasure of placing blocks in a strategic way.
Try to score as much as possible. Do not get deceived by the look of the game. It has deeper strategic game-play than tightly placing blocks to fill the tiles.
The game is in development stage. I will keep uploading demo with new optimizations and bug fixes. Please resize window to smaller size for better fps!!
Full game with more colorful planets is planned to release on steam. Please check out the steam page.
Controls
Left Click: Place Block
Right Click: Rotate Block
Middle Click: Rotate Planet
Scroll: Zoom in/out
Credits
It's a solo project. Nonetheless, without Oto, Andy and Kiri's help it might be not possible. 3D models are from awesome Kaykit. Background music is Up In The Sky. Sound effects are from Asset Jesus!
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Hey there, Pack Members!
I'm Cryptic Paw, and I received a request to play and rate Cosmotiles on my YouTube channel!
I like to analyze games from a casual POV to give indie game devs advice and insight on what worked and how to further improve their games. You can find the rating video at the link below.
Happy Gaming!
Alice of Cryptic Paw
Great game! Nice teaser on reddit :)
I would love to have a version where the keyboard could be used to turn the world. Or a drag and drop way to turn it...
I have a laptop with touch pad... complex to use the third button.
Thank you. Yeah, it would be hard to play with touchpad.
Very nice game.
Nice game made by a friendly dev, looking forward to playing the full game!
This game is amazing. Thank you for creating it.
I agree that Orange and red are a bit hard to distinguish.
Also, it would be nice if there were a way to deselect the tile when you've selected it from the side panel but don't want to use it. That would minimize accidental placement.
Thank you.
This was a beautiful little experience and it ran perfectly fine and bug free on my decade old linux thinkpad, good job with that. Once this is finished, you should release it on mobile, it's perfect when waiting at the bus stop.
Only critique at this point would be the outline colors in the left bar. Green and grey are fine, the rest all being a bunch of red/brown/beige is too hard to differentiate at a glance.
Hey, thanks for trying out the game. I will think about how to improve outline visibility.