- December 30, 2010
- Hemisphere Games
- 3h median play time
Osmos
Platforms
About
Osmos is a multi-award-winning game featuring physics-based gameplay and stunning visuals. Your goal is to grow by absorbing smaller motes while eing matter causes you to shrink. With 47 levels, varied enemies, and procedural content, Osmos offers a challenging and immersive experience, complemented by a soothing electronic soundtrack.





- The gameplay features unique mechanics that combine simple controls with challenging puzzles, creating a relaxing yet thought-provoking atmosphere.
- The game is praised for its beautiful graphics and soothing soundtrack, which enhance the overall immersive experience.
- Players appreciate the absence of ads and in-app purchases, allowing for a seamless gaming experience with full content offered at a reasonable price.
- The gameplay can become repetitive and tedious over time, leading to a sense of monotony.
- Some users experience performance issues, including stuttering and freezing, particularly on higher levels or newer devices.
- The story mode is criticized for being short and linear, often completing in under an hour, which detracts from the overall experience.
music
1,970 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music in the game is widely praised for its relaxing and ambient qualities, enhancing the overall gameplay experience. Many users highlight the soundtrack as a standout feature, describing it as soothing, mesmerizing, and perfectly suited to the game's visuals and mechanics. Overall, the combination of beautiful graphics and a captivating soundtrack creates a calming atmosphere that players find both engaging and therapeutic.
“The graphics are beautiful, but the shiniest gem here is the soundtrack!”
“The music is soothing and most of all its challenging.”
“The visuals are a thing of gorgeous, iridescent wonderment; the music both atmospheric and calming, and the gameplay is mesmerizing bio-physics in action.”
“The music is infuriating, the audio does not respect other apps.”
“The game either doesn't run properly on the HTC Desire 530 or Android 6.0, but I noticed the music is gone and the sound quality is miserable.”
“The soundtrack is pretty poor - don't know what everyone is so in love with, it's just a generic 'ambient music' sequence, heard it all before.”