- December 1, 2017
- Oxeye Game Studio
Cobalt WASD
Platforms
About
In "Cobalt WASD" , two teams of four adorable, murderous bots battle over rounds, with one side planting bombs and the other defending. Earn volts to buy outlandish equipment and weaponry, and utilize cool traversal abilities like dashing, teleportation, jet shoes, and grappling hooks. With five unique suits having abilities like Time Distortion, Bullet Deflection, and Cloaking, synchronize with your team to claim victory in this PC-tuned, WASD-controlled, mayhem-filled game. Note: The description was truncated and may not include all elements of the full game.











- Cobalt WASD offers fast-paced, chaotic gameplay reminiscent of CS:GO, making it a fun experience, especially with friends.
- The game features a variety of weapons and abilities, allowing for diverse playstyles and strategies, which enhances replayability.
- It's free to play now, making it accessible for anyone looking for a casual yet engaging multiplayer shooter.
- The player base is virtually non-existent, making it difficult to find matches and diminishing the multiplayer experience.
- The game lacks many features from the original Cobalt, such as rolling and bullet time mechanics, which some players miss.
- Despite its potential, the game suffers from bugs and crashes, particularly in multiplayer, which can frustrate players.
gameplay
24 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay of "Cobalt WASD" is characterized by its fast-paced, team-based mechanics that blend elements from the original "Cobalt" and "Counter-Strike," featuring mouse aiming and WASD controls. While it offers satisfying and solid mechanics with a high skill ceiling, many players feel it lacks the depth and creativity of the original due to the removal of key features like the rolling and bullet time mechanics. Overall, it is considered fun and engaging, especially for those seeking a simpler, more linear experience.
“Cobalt WASD has incredibly solid gameplay.”
“This is a cool game with great content and intense gameplay.”
“Gameplay is great and fun (although there are no combat rolls) and crazy moments happen all of the time.”
“Much less fun and creative than the original Cobalt since they got rid of the rolling/bullet time mechanic (which was basically the entire selling point of the original), but this game is free and that game costs money, and neither of them even have any active players anyway.”
“The gameplay is far more simple and linear than the original Cobalt, too, so it's great if the first game didn't tickle your fancy.”
“I got excited for this... it sucks. If you want the game mode, get CS:GO; if you want the gameplay, get Cobalt.”