This comes with a bare recommendation with a caveat. The game is simple. Much of the puzzle gameplay falls down to trial and error while you learn how to create various celestial objects. So if you like simple, relaxing games than you will like this. If you don't like trial and error though, this game will be INCREDIBLY frustrating. A delightful little...


This Starry Midnight We Make
2013 Carpe Fulgur LLC75Good
Playtime
ShortTypically 8 hours
Playable on
Available on
- $9.99
Game modes
Details
- Launch
- August 12, 2013
- Developer
- CAVYHOUSE
- Publisher
- Carpe Fulgur LLC
- Themes
Overview
This Starry Midnight We Make is a celestial growth simulation game where you create celestial objects using the mysterious Star-seeing Basin. This Starry Midnight We Make is a story-heavy puzzle-simulation game, in which the player utilizes the "Star-seeing Basin" to create a simulation of the night sky, as seen through the lens of Japan's ancient system of onmyou divination. As the player creates various stars, they will have an effect on the world around them, and will get to watch the stories of individuals tied to the Basin unfold, with cutscenes utilizing Starry Midnight's unique graphical style.
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Reception
- Steam83from 35 reviews
I have no idea what I'm doing but good news! It seems to be working! The gist is basically there's this Star Basin that is able to affect what's going on in various places in Kyoto. By creating stars (however one is supposed to do that) of certain types fulfill the quests you've been given and it progresses the game. Seriously, this isn't a game style...
An interesting simulation/VN hybrid that challenges you to intuit how to develop a galaxy via alchemy. The writing's charming and the game itself is fun, even if you may brick wall in places as you try to figure out what you need to do just right. If it clicks, you'll blaze through it, and even if it doesn't, it's still a fun world to dive into bri...
This is a rather quirky puzzle game. I can recommend it but I will also warn you it requires some patience. The puzzles come in the form of trying to make certain types of stars and constellations. Making stars can take time, practice and experimentation, though. You sometimes have to wait for various stars to evolve to the right level and if it didn't...
i have a somewhat unique perspective on this game: at some point between buying it years ago and beating it just now, i've become something at least resembling a practicing taoist if you squint real hard. in fact it was while i was studying the taoist concept of the Five Elements that i remembered this game and resolved to finally 100% the whole thing....




















