This Starry Midnight We Make

A very interesting and esoteric little puzzle game, Starry Midnight offers you a massive toolbox and goals to work with and offers you no guidance on how to get there - it's up to you, as the player, to figure out how the tools you've been provided with interact in order to manipulate what you've been given to get what you need. You don't HAVE to play the game this way, of course - there's a lovely guide on Steam offering you charts of the processes involved in making any given thing, but there's still joy to be found in the actual process of creating what you need, even if you know how to make it. Think of it as being the difference between cooking with or without a cookbook. On the writing side, Carpe Fulgur are at their absolute best again - fantastic scriptwriting combined with the game's innate beautiful aesthetic really help the characters and world come to life. The game is let down by some hamhanded and poor writing in the overarching story aspect - especially with the game's endings - but this is very much an unavoidable problem with the original script rather than any fault in localization. Honestly speaking, though, the overarching story is such a small part of the game compared to the character writing and development that it doesn't hold the game back much at all (and, indeed, I think my bewildered reactions to the game's attempt at 'twists' provided me much enjoyment in their own right.) There's a lot to love about Starry Midnight, and I think it makes a good rainy day game.

A unique weird puzzle game. Making stars and constellation. Pretty visual, shame it give the player lack of hint on how to create certain stars, luckily someone provide a help on the game's steam guide. If you like alchemy kind of puzzle game, then this is for you.

There's a small exit button that shows up on the top right with no real consistency. It means the game, not the menu. I was done losing progress. Those buttons should be the in the menu, not during gameplay

Beautiful visuals and music. Charming writing. Compelling zen gameplay. I felt relaxed but driven while trying to make constellations and certain star patterns. Anyone who likes sim games or visual novels should give this a try! You've gotta get this if you've ever wanted to feel like a court mage or an alchemist.

Cluster union can suck my nuts.

An excellent game I got invested into recently! It's certainly unique from most simulation games I've come across so far, and I'm surprised it hasn't gotten a lot of recognition yet! I'd definitely recommend this game to people who are willing to challenge themselves into experimenting and seeking little to no help when trying to figure out things. While the puzzles may not be for everyone, it's certainly satisfying when you've created something new (intentional or not) without the guidance of someone. I also fell in love with the art from the game. I absolutely adored the character designs, most of them being quite memorable in my opinion. The starry aesthetic present throughout the game is also very pleasing to the eye as well. While the quests were nervewracking at times due to lack of instruction, I'd still say to give the game a try to see whether you like it or not.

まったり楽しむには良い

Very neat artstyle and vibe, the gameplay is fun but there really should have been another speed level, getting some of the stuff in the compendium is insanely time-consuming, I ended up using cheat engine to speed the game up so I'd actually be able to do that without wasting hours and hours waiting for stars to restock.

A really fun game where you combine celestial bodies and make stars! The story is simple but cute, and its the mechanics that really shine. Kind-of a potion-making game, if that's your thing.

おすすめ。好き。