CosmoPirates

Strange mechanics. Strange economy. Its not a roguelike builder, its more like predefined path where you collect until certain moment, game doesnt make sense anymore, because you start it with the powerful items. I didnt like it, especially the economy. Also bugs. And its more like a flash game.

its complicated, the first few dozen times you need to collect money only to amass items. money + items are the only things staying with you at death and if you later win you use said items to enhance your deck such that you win easier. similar with the ship, some ships&items seem to have similar texts! the deck cant have cards removed easily, that costs 100 gold. so pick your winnings carefully- this rogue deckbuilder aint easy or simple.

CosmoPirates delivers a chaotic blend of roguelike exploration, deckbuilding strategy, and comedic sci-fi adventure that feels both familiar and refreshingly eccentric. Instead of presenting a dark and serious journey across space, the game embraces absurdity through its colorful universe, strange humor, and unpredictable gameplay systems. Developed by BlackMoon Design, it builds its identity around becoming a space pirate captain who explores dangerous sectors, recruits unusual crew members, and assembles increasingly ridiculous card combinations while attempting to overthrow the galaxy’s ruling pirate overlord. The game immediately stands out because it never hides its playful personality, using exaggerated writing and bizarre mechanics to create a strategy experience that feels energetic from beginning to end. The core gameplay loop revolves around traveling through procedurally generated areas while preparing for increasingly difficult battles. Each run offers different encounters, rewards, and opportunities, ensuring that progression rarely feels repetitive. Players gradually improve their decks by collecting new cards and discovering synergies that can dramatically reshape c…

+Some player choice -...but not enough/the cycle is way too slow -Game tempo is really slow, you keep waiting animations all the time -No resolution settings -Abysmal music = Disappointment = I could not find the fun = I wouldn't recommend the game for myself. ............................................________........................ ....................................,.-‘”...................``~.,.................. .............................,.-”...................................“-.,............ .........................,/...............................................”:,........ .....................,?......................................................\,..... .................../...........................................................,}.... ................./......................................................,:`^`..}.... .............../...................................................,:”........./..... ..............?.....__.........................................:`.........../..... ............./__.(.....“~-,_..............................,:`........../........ .........../(_....”~,_........“~,_....................,:`........_/........... ..........{.._$;_..…

I'd recommend only if it's on sale mostly based on the amount of time it takes to complete the game. I enjoyed the versatility of play styles. I would enjoy more if there were multiple campaigns with different objectives, and maps.

Yes, I recommend as it is a fun little game, but I would say only get this game if it is for $5 or less. As someone else stated, if you have played any game remotely like this before, you are going to breeze through this in about 4 hours. After you figure out a broken build, there's just no point any longer. They should not let anything carry over and instead let you have a starting loadout of a few items you may have unlocked instead of everything. Also, would have loved to see an actual progress bar to unlock certain ships, unique things, etc.