Cosmos Quickstop Review (Steam)

by Jim Smale · Published August 26, 2021 · Updated August 26, 2021

For this Cosmos Quickstop Review, we attempt to run the fast-paced thrill of managing a gas station… IN SPACE! Upgraded our services, pleased alien customers, and completed our daily chores through simple minigames that add up to a hilariously frantic experience with solo or couch co-op play.

Cosmos Quickstop Review Pros:

Decent graphics.
2.99GB download size.
Steam achievements.
Remote play together.
Graphics – fullscreen, resolution, and graphics quality preset.
Full controller support.
3 save slots.
3 difficulties – Easy, normal, and challenge.
Two-player Co-op support.
Time management style gameplay.
You work in a petrol station in Space and fulfill customers’ needs.
Every part of the task is its own mini-game.
Humor throughout.
Simple controls, show on the screen when doing a task.
Uses its own language.
Combo – build it up by cashing in tasks together and you get more tips.
Jobs/tasks will show as an icon and finishing them allows you to cash them in when you want.
Each number on the side indicates a landing pad and each room houses the pads.
Quick travel around with handy warp doors.
The task/job icons are housed in a bar that is called a patience bar and this dictates how much time you have until the customer leaves.
The game is split up into days.
Your room is where you go in between days and you can upgrade/unlock tasks/jobs (each has ten levels) and change the layout and amenities on offer at the gas station.
List of daily tasks including bonus ones.
Can change the layout and amenities every day if you want.
Play how you want.
Fast-paced.
End of the day breakdown and rewards.
Quick loading times.
Min games have many variations from clicking buttons to refilling vending machines to pressing a button sequence.
It’s like Warioware but with no breaks and a story.
Very enjoyable.
Accessible.
Can edit and customize your character.
Special events will happen.
Very stressful.