Temple of Starlight

[h1][b]Temple of Starlight[/b][/h1] [i]Temple of Starlight[/i] is a puzzle game with minimalist and stylized graphics that heavily focuses on mixing colors to complete the puzzles. [b]Gameplay[/b] The core gameplay element of [i]Temple of Starlight[/i] is mixing colors by activating pillars that shine primary colors in front of them. Later on, this simple but enjoyable concept is going to get a bit more complex, which makes some of the puzzles a bit more difficult. [b]Personal Note[/b] As far as I’m aware, [i]Temple of Starlight[/i] was the first game that Enlit Games made and for that it’s a pretty solid game with a unique setting and gameplay idea. The story is easy to follow and the player can influence how the story proceeds throughout the game by making decisions which is neat and is probably enough to play through the game more than once. Back in August or October, I played the Demo of [i]Temple of Starlight[/i] and I enjoyed it back then already but the voice acting was a bit off, which makes sense because it is the first game this studio made, but I’m glad to see that the voice acting improved since then. The overall art style of the game might seem very basic at first glance but the more I thought about it, the more it made sense to choose such a minimalistic and simple art style, since it doesn’t distract the player from the puzzles that heavily focus on mixing colors – so that’s honestly a good thing. All things considered, the only thing that is somewhat negative in a very subjective way, is the length of the game. Don’t get me wrong, about two hours of playtime is decent for a puzzle game like this. [i]Temple of Starlight[/i] offers 35 levels and some Halloween themed levels too, so there is a lot to do, but I would have loved to have a handful of more levels because I genuinely enjoyed it – so take this “negative point” with a grain of salt, alright? [b]Rating[/b] [list][b]Pros[/b] [*] Unique core gameplay idea [*] The art style fits to the vibe of the game [*] Interesting concept and design [*] Puzzle difficulty varies [*] The soundtrack fits [/list] [list][b]Cons[/b] [*] A bit short (1) [/list] (1) As stated above, I enjoyed playing through the game and two hours of playtime is decent, I personally would have loved to play through another 35 levels because the puzzles just hit the sweet spot between easy and hard. That’s why it felt a bit short for me personally. [b]Conclusion[/b] Is [i]Temple of Starlight[/i] worth getting? I’d say so, yes – especially if you are into games that mainly focus on puzzles that vary in difficulty and get more complex later on. It took me about two hours to finish the game which is quite alright for a game that focuses on puzzles and for the price of 4€ it was an enjoyable journey. [b]7.4 / 10[/b] “[i]We must take the future into our own hands. If the gods take away the starlight, then we will simply have to make it ourselves.[/i]” - Blue If you found this review helpful, feel free to visit my [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/38665896/]curator[/url] page.

I love the game so far, love the bold colors and how this game lights up and keeps my attention. The low poly and art style is just BELLISSIMO. I also love the puzzles and the use of additive color theory to solve the puzzles. The sound... both sound effects and the background sound made my experience so amazing. The story and voice acting gives a higher immersion and brings you closer to the game, because each level has more cues about what is happening in the story and it is just oof!! Perfect game for the price. Can't wait to get all the achievements and can't wait to see more of Enlit Games!!

ENG: Minimalistic but attractive graphics, puzzles with lights of colors that follow a narrative, in which we make decisions (with consequences) and a homemade voice acting, the price is pretty good too. EDIT: I just beat the game through one of its endings and I am really impressed, it's a very good job. Buy it. ESP: Gráficos minimalistas pero lindos, puzzles con luces de colores que siguen una historia, en la cual tomamos decisiones (con consecuencias) y un acting de voz hecho en casa, el precio esta bastante barato. EDIT: Acabo de superar el juego en uno de sus finales y la verdad que me impresiono, es un buen trabajo realmente, compren.

Temple of Starlight, bulmaca çözerek ilerlediğimiz ve hikayeye şekil verdiğimiz minimalist tatlı bir yapım. bir tarafımızda modern ve insan gücüyle yaşanılan krizi çözmeyi hedefleyen mavi, diğer tarafımızda ise krizi tanrıya yapılacak ibadetle çözüleceğine inanan kırmızı var. Siz yeşil olarak ikisinden birinin fikirlerine uyarak kendinize yol çiziyorsunuz. Her belirli bulmacalardan sonra sürekli karşımıza çıkan bu iki rengimiz size kendi fikirlerini sunarak size tekrar karar vereceğiniz seçenekler sunuyor. Şunu unutmayın ki sadece tek renkten gitmenize gerek yok bir görüşte maviye diğer görüşte ise kırmızının yolundan gidebilirsiniz. Yani bütün olay sizin kendi mantığınızın hangisine yakın olması önemli. Zorluk olarak orta seviyede olmakla beraber oynayış mantığı olarak oldukça hoştu. Her belirli seviyeden sonra yeni mekanik gelmesi ve renk kavramını en iyi şekilde dizayn etmelerine baktığım zaman 10 üzerinden 10'u kesinlikle hak ediyor. Temple of Starlight, inceleme sayısının az olduğuna bakmayın. Kesinlikle oynanabilir alternatif tatlı bulmaca oyunlarından bir tanesi olduğuna emin olabilirsiniz. Fiyat olarak uygun olmasıyla beraber 2 saat içerisinde bitirebilir ve eğer memnun kalmazsanız iade edebilirsiniz.

Cool little puzzle game that manages to hit the sweet spot between easy and frustrating. Easy recommend for puzzle game fans.

I like shiny colours :) Gave me a solid challenge, so in turn please do the devs a solid and support them. Can't wait to see what's next

Just played this game and I have to say, I'm really impressed, given that it’s developed by students. The puzzle design is approachable and easy to grasp, while still being challenging and enjoyable. A must-play for avid puzzle players.

Minimalist puzzler where you mix (base) colours to progress. Sounds simple enough, and for the most part it is pretty straight forward. Click a button, point a beam or three, and off you go to next level and get stuck. Solution: Try not to overthink it. It is often a very simple solution to what seams to be a very complex puzzle. (The game can be a bit straining on your eyes with its bright colours, so best not to play for to long at a time) Extra point for [b]full[/b] controller support, with rebindable keys.

The levels feel like creative 3D puzzles with colors. The art style is incredible, I haven’t seen a game like that. Feels retro. The story and visual elements together create an immersive experience and provide a nice break from the puzzle solving.

Neat puzzles with rewarding aha moments, great art direction, and interesting storytelling which gives me Outer Wilds vibes in terms of discovering, and in this case deciding, the fate of a civilization.