Its business model was of vertical integration, rapidly pivoting into trendy or popular product niches, and maintaining low prices.
Cosmi products included games, such as Forbidden Forest, The President Is Missing, and Aztec Challenge.
It also published utility software including a database, word processor, spreadsheet, street maps, vacation planners, and a 3D World Atlas.
[3][4][1] Further examples include:[1] In 2001, Cosmi began publishing shovelware, which was sold at Best Buy and Office Depot.
In 2012, Cosmi acquired ValuSoft from the now-defunct video game publisher THQ for an undisclosed sum.