Ever played one of those sliding tile puzzles as a kid? Cogs takes that idea, bolts a bunch of gears and pipes onto it and then laughs while your brain melts trying to make everything line up. It starts off easy enough - you’ll be feeling like a genius in the first few puzzles - but then it flips the board around, throws in multiple layers and suddenly you’re muttering at your screen like an old watchmaker. The steampunk style gives it a neat vibe, like you’re fiddling with some lost Victorian invention, and the sound of gears clicking into place is weirdly satisfying. Don’t expect story or fancy presentation here; it’s just you, the tiles and your stubborn will to make the machine work. Is it tough? Oh yeah. Some puzzles will take a while to crack and the scoring system dares you to replay until you shave off just a few more moves. But when everything finally snaps together, it’s a proper “eureka” moment. So... Cogs is brainy, frustrating in the best way, and ...
Cogs
$5.99
- Release Date:
- Apr 14, 2009
- Metacritic:
- 73
- Developer:
- Lazy 8 Studios
- Platforms:
- Windows Mac Linux
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About This Game
Cogs is a puzzle game where players build machines from sliding tiles. Players can choose from 50 levels and 3 gameplay modes. New puzzles are unlocked by building contraptions quickly and efficiently.
- Inventor Mode: Starting with simple puzzles, players are introduced to the widgets that are used to build machines gears, pipes, balloons, chimes, hammers, wheels, props, and more.
- Time Challenge Mode: If you finish a puzzle in Inventor Mode, it will be unlocked here. This time, it will take fewer moves to reach a solution, but you only have 30 seconds to find it.
- Move Challenge Mode: Take your time and plan ahead. Every click counts when you only get ten moves to find a solution.
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User Reviews
Overwhelmingly Positive
4 user reviews
100%
Positive
User #171604
english
7 hrs at review
User #712188
english
25 min at review
Golden childhood memory.
User #049276
english
13 hrs at review
I think this is good if you like and are good at these kinds of puzzles. i am neither but i recognize quality when I see it
FAQ
How much does Cogs cost?
Cogs costs $5.99.
What are the system requirements for Cogs?
System requirements are not available for Cogs.
What platforms is Cogs available on?
Cogs is available on Windows PC, macOS, Linux.
Is Cogs worth buying?
Cogs has 100% positive reviews from 4 players. Metacritic score: 73/100.
When was Cogs released?
Cogs was released on Apr 14, 2009.
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