Cosmo Bots Review

If you're looking for a good way to pass some spare time, I suggest looking elsewhere.

My first impression of Cosmo Bots was that it looked somewhat visually pleasing and addictive. The instructions were very clear and simple, and the game play was extremely easy to pick up.

However, after immersing myself in the game, and beating the 49 free trial levels (Yes 49, not 50) I decided that this game was less than satisfactory.

Although simple to pick up, after a while you realize that the game is far too easy and repetitive. In fact, I beat the first 49 levels and was second on the high score list in around 20 minutes. On top of that, it was probably one of the most boring twenty minutes I've ever experienced. To be honest, I've had better times at my grandmother's house.

The graphics were pretty good, but the level backgrounds could use some work.

Musically, this game is also repetitive. (Notice the pattern here? Repetitive game play, repetitive music...) All of the songs are pretty much the same boring techno drum beats and synthesizers. The sound effects were pretty good however.

The full game boasts 500 levels (That would be 490 if it keeps the rounding ratio from the free trial) but honestly, why would you want to pay for more? The trial proves that it's bad enough.

Don't waste you money on this game, use it for something better.