Cosmic Coop

This game's graphics are so precious. I went back to it after initially playing it because of some NPC dialogue bugs I was experiencing. The NPC dialogue quests are fixed and the game runs smoothly on Steam Deck. I love all the critterlings and watching them bop around my farm. I wish that the NPCs were more flushed out and had dialogue aside from their quest dialogue. For the price, it is absolutely worth playing and I enjoyed the time I spent on my farm. I just think for the time being, it's a game I will pick up for a little bit and then wait for another update for. The bones are there and I'm so excited to see how the dev continues to nurture the game.

this game is a lot better than the other reviews are telling you. i have had almost zero problems with this game besides some minor hitbox trouble. it is packed with content, cute and not ai generated, and it's only 5 dollars for a significant amount of gameplay. i really love this game and i hope to see more people playing soon! this game can be challenging but it is worth your time.

This needs to be an early access, not a full release. It has way too many bugs. Gave it a weeks worth of in-game days (about 2.5 hours so far) and by the end of it, my aesthetic options from character creation are forcibly defaulted to things I didn't pick, my villagers are stuck in place and I can't release or breed the critters, which blocks me from certain achievements and objectives. Additionally, there really isn't much to do in a day and no overall objectives. It got grindy and boring quickly. Cute art style and a neat twist on the 'cozy farm sim genre', but lacking and leaves a lot to be desired. I want to like it more, but in its current state I don't think it's worth playing. I don't want to trash on it too much because it does have good qualities, but the issues I ran into made it very difficult and frustrating (and even impossible in the case of the critters) to progress.

I really wanted to like this game, it seemed right up my alley. I don't know if it's because I am trying to play this on my steamdeck, but it says "great on deck" so that's how I played it, as I prefer to play my cozy games in bed with a handheld. The controls were not intuitive and were downright difficult. I don't know if it's easier to move items on PC, but it is NOT easy to move items on steamdeck. If there was a button to auto-move to a different inventory, I didn't find it. Splitting stacks was not easy, you have to hold a button and the number in the stack goes up to move, but it's easy to overshoot it. I spent legit 4 hrs of this game trying to find the last friggin villager for the first quest with Fenna. I couldn't find a map for the life of me because when you go into down it says town AND BEACH but I couldn't find the beach... There is a little icon of someone near the paint but you can't go into any of those houses. I spent entirely too long trying to find a villager that doesn't seem to exist. Then I searched online where is the beach.. It's to the SOUTH of your farm. I never had to go all the way down to the bottom of the screen - I thought maybe it would be to the E…

Cute game, it's a calm, cozy, peaceful, Farm Sim, with Animal Taming elements added into it. The game has very simple easy to use mechanics, and for people who have accessibility issues there are options settings to make the game easier to play.

Confuse, and no point of focus, UI needs improvement 2 hours trying to bring a monster to farm and nothing... really sad because the viva pinata idea needs more games (Im doing one and Im really fan of this idea)