In Cosmic Slide, the last pieces to place are usually the corners — build the edges first.
Cosmic Voyage Guide
Three quiet disciplines: align what drifted, follow what glows, find what is lost. None of them can be rushed, and none of them shout.
01
Charts, currents, coordinates
Cosmic Slide restores a drifted star chart, Deep Sea follows a glowing current downward, Star Hunt triangulates a lost star. Three instruments, one sky.
02
Nothing here hurries
The slide puzzle has no clock, the jellyfish drifts forever, the hunt counts probes instead of seconds. Progress is measured in care, not speed.
03
Gentle instruments
Valid slides glow teal, invalid taps only shake. Rings build a current, scans narrow a range. Every answer is quiet — but never vague.
04
Your private sky
Best moves, deepest abyss, fastest locate — each game keeps its own record on your device. No accounts, no cloud, no one watching.
Score chart
What progress counts
- Cosmic Slide — chart realigned
- moves counted
- Deep Sea — ring threaded
- depth + current
- Star Hunt — star located
- probes to spare
- All games — best result
- saved on device
Watch forCorner fragments The fading current The probe budget
What tests your patience
In Deep Sea, the current from consecutive rings fades — keep threading to keep it alive.
In Star Hunt, every scan spends a probe. Guess wildly on Pioneer and the last sector stays dark.
Choose your instrument
Cosmic SlideUntimed15 fragments · teal glow · gentle shake
Deep SeaEndless descentcoral rings · glowing orbs · current streak
Star HuntProbe-limited1–100 · 1–500 · 1–1000 · scans narrow
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