Starling

a Nice Cozy Game i Got Lost in From -NotTheRealTenkoBerry

Weird little game. feels a little clunky. actions aren't very smooth. Esc button should close out of menus. Little robot follower lays on the ground a lot, I don't know if that's intentional or not. Also noticed what looked like him crying after I made my pickaxe, it was kinda sad. may play more at some point.

Игра крутая но есть один минус это её оптимизация,а так игра крутая её локации достаточно уютные(и да я наиграл всего 10 минут но играть с 20 fps тоже не прям круто).Разработчики можете пожалуйста добавить настройки графики умоляю. Изменено: и добавьте русский язык пожалуйста.

Very pretty game but was very confused on how or where to build. Good job for a first game though!

Игра пол часа. Можно построить пару верстаков и исследовать 2 планеты. На этом всё.

задумка прикольная, но отсутствие оптимизации убивает желание играть

Starling is a really charming little exploration game that I liked because of how peaceful its space setting feels. I play as an employee of Starling Corp. whose job is to gather resources from different worlds, but after a disaster leaves my space station in ruins, I have to rebuild my base with the help of some adorable alien creatures. I enjoyed how the game combines resource gathering and exploration with a cozy atmosphere. The exploration is my favorite part. I can use a jetpack to travel around the world, mine for minerals, chop down alien trees and fish in calmer areas. I liked that these activities are not just random distractions. They all feed into the larger process of repairing my base and improving my equipment. It creates a satisfying loop where exploring gives me materials, and those materials gradually open up more things to do. Base building is another strong point. I can repair different stations inside the spaceship and unlock functions for refining materials, crafting items and growing crops. I enjoyed watching the ruined station slowly become more useful because it gives the adventure a clear sense of progress. The base feels like something I am rebuilding rather than a static menu full of upgrade options. The starlings themselves add a lot of personality. These little creatures follow me around and can help with the journey, while legendary discoveries can unlock cosmetic rewards for them. I liked having them around because they make the large environments feel less lonely. The colorful cartoon presentation also helps keep the atmosphere relaxed, even when I am exploring unfamiliar planets. My biggest issue is that the game feels quite small compared with the scope of its space setting. There are plenty of activities, but many of them are fairly simple and can become repetitive once I have seen the basic loop. The world also has less depth than the premise initially suggests, so I sometimes wished there were more surprises waiting beyond resource gathering and base upgrades. Still, the relaxing pace works well for me. Starling does not constantly pressure me to fight or rush toward the next objective. I can spend time exploring, fishing, improving my tools or simply looking for another useful resource. That makes it a pleasant game to dip into when I want something more peaceful. Overall, Starling is a cute and enjoyable free exploration game with a nice mixture of crafting, farming, fishing and base building. I liked the alien environments, the helpful creatures and the feeling of slowly rebuilding a broken station. It could use more depth and variety to make the adventure last longer, but the cozy atmosphere and simple progression make it easy to recommend. Rating: 6.8/10