ᕁ᙮ᕁᕽᕽ CozmoPets ᕽᕽᕁ᙮ᕁ

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About the Story

FIVE hundred words or less (as part of the Neo Twiny Jam)

FOUR pets to care for

THREE unique endings

TWO pre-pet stages (egg and slime)

ONE cosmically good time

(Click the TM button to restart the game.)

(All pet and ending solutions can be found here.)

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Entrant - Neo-Twiny Jam

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Tamagotchi… but make if IF, June 23, 2023

by manonamora

Related reviews: neotwinyjam

… and kind of meets Pokemon too.

CozmoPets is short and simple. Care for your pet, watch it grow, play some games, and get an ending. There are four pets to find and three endings to get, which depend on your actions. (I think the mini-games are random? Whether you win or not is by chance?)

The graphics and animations are sincerely delightful! I starved my pet, gave it unhealthy food, destroyed its psyche…

Overall, had a fun time!

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Game boy aesthetic evolution game, July 18, 2023

by MathBrush

Related reviews: less than 15 minutes

This game, written for the Neo Twiny Jam in 500 words or less, is made in the style of an old game boy game.

Just like other monster raising games, you start with an egg which you can pet or feed, and your monster evolves from there.

By using graphics and understood mechanics, the author is able to create a lot of game out of the small number of words. The visuals and effects are really beautiful and I loved my ending. I played through twice, ending up with Bast the second time, which I felt satisfied with, and stopped playing there.