Osmos

Enter the absorbing world of Osmos: part ambient, cosmic simulator, and part Darwinistic game of survival. This multi-award-winning game features beautiful, physics-based gameplay, dreamlike visuals, and an atmospheric electronic soundtrack.

Your goal is to grow by absorbing smaller motes. Propel yourself by ejecting matter behind you. But be wise: ejecting matter also shrinks you. Relax -- good things come to those who wait.

Key features:
* Supports multitouch displays on Windows 7
* Progress from serenely ambient levels into varied and challenging worlds (47 levels plus bonus content)
* Confront attractors, repulsors and intelligent motes with similar abilities as you
* Procedural content: play random versions of any level
* Sublime electronic soundtrack by Loscil, Gas/High Skies, Julien Neto, Biosphere, and more
* Dynamic time-warping: slow down the flow of time to outmaneuver agile opponents; speed it up to raise the challenge

Accolades:
* Winner of the IGF D2D Vision award.
* Winner of the "Best in Show" and "Fun/Compelling" awards at IndieCade.
* Independent Games Festival finalist in three categories: Seumas McNally Grand Prize, Excellence in Design and Technical Excellence
* Selected as one of the 2009 PAX 10
* ...and chosen by many websites in their best-of-year lists.

Reviews:

"a beautiful, absorbing experience… brilliant to look at… the best videogame music I've heard… will make you forget your cares and immerse you in the game… you'll find yourself returning for the experience." -- Editor’s Choice Award, IGN

"wonderful gameplay… beautifully polished and tantalizingly atmospheric… Osmos mixes puzzle, action and strategy remarkably and all the while does it with great finesse and style." -- indiegames.com

"beyond doubt, a work of genius... a relaxing, meditative experience about going with the flow... It all adds up to something otherworldly and just . . . incredible." -- GameAndPlayer.net

"an almost transcendental video game experience… a stellar example of electronic music's potential impact on indie video game production." -- londonfuse.ca