Magical Star Pillars

To be honest, Magical Star Pillars has some jank to it. The overworld map is clunky to navigate, control pad mapping is more cumbersome than it should be and the art assets are charming but in a distinctly MS Paint sort of way. That said, it’s fun! I like the character swapping aspect to it. It’s kind of like The Lost Vikings in that each playable personality has different characteristics and should be used in different situations. You start as Till, a cute platforming heroine. Early on, you unlock a bird that can be used to scout but nothing else; a canary in a coal mine, if you will. I’ve also freed a spunky unicorn that joined my party. This character can break certain types of blocks, opening up paths that were previously unavailable. Apparently there are two more unlockable characters across the 100 puzzle platforming levels. These 100 levels are broken into 4 islands with a number of secrets throughout. While the levels are puzzle heavy in nature, you’ll still need solid timing and execution to complete them. The whimsical storyline that plays out across these islands has been good for a few sensible chuckles so far. The characters are likable and enteratining, providing an additional layer of fun. So while Magical Star Pillars has some rough edges, it all melted away throughout my playtime. [quote]Courtesy of [url=http://store.steampowered.com/curator/32143389/]Notable Releases[/url] curator group Alternate Versions: [url=https://youtu.be/obwBqwGEXRM?t=3m45s]VIDEO[/url] || [url=http://notablereleases.com/post/indie-weekly-2018w18/#7-magical-star-pillars)]SITE[/url][/quote]