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About This Game You're an Osmo, a strange creature indeed. You explore the galaxy in your spaceship, and the planets you encounter are almost as bizarre as the Osmos themselves. There are seven worlds presented for your consideration, each more goofy and peculiar than the last. Cosmic Osmo is a game about exploration and discovery, not winning or challenges. Children and adults will both find something to enjoy in this early gem from the creators of Myst. 7aa9394dea Title: Cosmic Osmo and the Worlds Beyond the MackerelGenre: Adventure, CasualDeveloper:Cyan WorldsPublisher:Cyan Worlds Cosmic Osmo And The Worlds Beyond The Mackerel Activation Code [Xforce Keygen] cosmic osmo and the worlds beyond the mackerel download. cosmic osmo and the worlds beyond the mackerel If the game's not fun, why bother?Does a game need a purpose? Do paintings need purposes? Does anything actually need a purpose or a reason to exist other than that its sheer existence is the purpose?Who knows, I'm not a real philosopher. I'm just a guy with nearly 3k steam games and this is one of them.This game came out in 1989, nearly thirty years ago, but you'd be hard to find anything that actually makes it feel like a near 30 year old game. It's by Cyan who are the masterminds behind Myst, Riven and, more recently, Obduction. It's also the second game they ever made, but you'd also be hard pressed to find anything that makes this game feel like only their second outing in development.In this game you play a handsome, strapping, intergalactic space explorer (yourself) as you navigate the seven worlds via your spaceship, teleporters and even ant tunnels. Your mission is the challenging one yet: Nothing. You have no mission. Cosmic Osmo, like Seinfeld, is about nothing. There is no point. There is no purpose. Things just happen because that's what things do. Your goal is, in a sense, to make your own goal. Maybe that'll be beating the Professor at Robot Blitz. Maybe your goal will be to dial a bananaphone. Maybe you'll invent a reason why you have a bumper sticker in your cockpit that says "I LOVE MY CRAB\/CANCER?" Maybe you wont drop all the coffee cups off the table and break them. Maybe you will.For $6 you're getting the Children's Pack which coincidentally are also the first 3 games Cyan ever made. So if you're going into these expecting Myst puzzles and potentially a plot then you're aiming for the wrong game and pack. You want Riven or Myst or Obduciton for that, but if you're looking for a fun time killer just exploring the wild and crazy worlds and you happen to have $6 laying around then this isn't the worst way to kill a few hours.Alternatively you can spend WAY more than $6 on the complete Cyan pack.. I was stranded in space... All alone. I turned around, saw a giant space ship. I entered the ship, slid into the cockpit and pressed a big button that said GO. Many buttons appeared, I pressed the second one. My stomach rose up to my brain as I transported faster than the speed of sound, to a very small planet. I crashed through the cockpit of my ship, due to the extreme force of stopping after flying so fast, and tumbled onto the ground, I had broken my leg. I stumbled past a house and dragged myself to a dock. I got in a boat, there was nothing there but a telephone and some buttons, and a navigational GPS system. I paddled my boat to a small island with nothing but a compass on it. I passed the island, and after hours of paddling through the oddly peaceful ocean I found an island with a house on it. I stumbled out of the boat and took a rest on the ground, I was tired and my leg was in sever pain. I was lost. I heard grumbling behind me, as I turned around I saw a large canine-human beast. He laid by a pile of bones (which I imagined were those of the unfortunate people who fell into my predicament.) The beast stared at me, assessed me with a blind glare, then stated. "Feed me, and I shall present to you my stomach." I appeared to have been spared by the beast, so one by one, I fed him the human remains, some still had strands of flesh and dried blood on them. He howled what sounded like a phone number tone, though I was too afraid to ask him to repeat it. He then fell asleep, and I made my escape into the house. All there was in the house was a hole with a ladder, and a bucket of paint with a brush in it. I stirred the brush around the paint, the brush took control of my arm and had me paint a large X on the wall. The brush fell back into the container. I pressed my hand against the X and the wall opened up, showing me a carrot. I took the carrot, and dropped it onto the floor. The carrot screamed in pain, and vaporized. I went to look into the hole in the wall, but it shut closed, the X was gone. I climbed down the ladder, there was a Nazi, saluting me. I turned to my left and saw a globe protruding from the wall. Words above it stated "The Core of the Planet. Hands off!" I glanced around, the Nazi stared straight forward, as if I was not even in the room. I touched my palm to the globe, and immediately I felt immense pain. My palm was stuck the the globe as I helplessly tugged on my arm. The smell of burnt flesh filled the room, I used my good leg as support against the wall to tug myself free, my crippled leg on the ground, supporting my body, now in more pain than my bubbling palm. I pulled myself free and dipped my entire arm in a nearby vat of water. The Nazi stared straight forward, ignoring my screams. I stumbled past him, through a doorway, to a room with no walls, nothing in it. I looked at my palm. Black, bleeding, the smell enough to knock a man out. A tear shed from my eye, as the pain was unbearable. I looked up and saw a window had appeared. I opened the window, and crawled through. I was in a kitchen. I opened a cupboard, and saw to abominable faces. as pictured HERE. I shut the cupboard doors and panicked, I quickly looked around the room, I opened cabinets under the sink and saw a portal. I saw on the far end, photos hanging on the wall. I jumped through and shut the door behind me. I turned around, and was horrified to see a monster. Pumpkins and fruit in the shape of a horribly misshapen human figure spoke to me in riddled tongue. I quickly scrambled up a small spiral staircase in the room, and ended up in an observatory. A man sat under a telescope. He turned to me after a few moments, and said "Holy Mackerel! Come see this." then dissipated. I looked into the telescope and saw a large fish, a Mackerel to be exact. I reached through to the Mackerel and inside, was a man, reading a book in a small, cozy room. "You do not belong here," he said, lowering the book and giving me an uncomfortable stare, "The galaxy is large, yes, but you do not belong. If you do not leave, I will be forced to do to you what I did to all the other travelers who were lost." I stumbled backwards in fear, and fell out of the fish's mouth, tumbling through space, I felt the oxygen escape my breath, my vision turned dark and I tried to scream, but not a sound escaped my mouth. My skin turned pale white and my blood flow slowed drastically. I barely made out the vision of the ship I had first stumbled upon, heading right towards me. I crashed through the cockpit, glass lacerating my arms, bleeding profusely I stumbled to the cockpit chair. I was fading fast, I didn't even feel the pain in my leg, or my charred hand. My skin was ghost-white, I felt numb all over. I tried to cry but not a tear escaped my eye. The ship's light blacked out, all I saw was the ghastly glow of the giant fish in the sky. I sat there on the chair, my head back, my vision dim, wondering.... 10\/10 best fun I have ever had!. For the generation that is into exploration more then action games, who remember those amazing commodore 64 games that required poor animation and amazing imagination, these games are those type of games that will bring you nostalgia. If you're looking for those MYST games with more detail and make more sense in storyline as well as exploration, then this one is not exactly what you want. So I don't recommend it, though to each their own.. I got this bundled with a few other games. Before this, I had never seen the game. So take that into consideration for this review. I see others played it long ago, and still enjoy it, which is fine, but I just can't get past the ONE BIT graphics. Pixels are either back or white. The view-port or screen is tiny on modern monitors. While the game is kinda neat, and a lot of effort went into creating it, I think this game is more of a playable museum piece than a viable game in 2018.