Star Sign

Star Sign is a pretty alright game trough and trough. It has simple controls that are easy to grasp but hard to master, and fun to swing around. The environments are pretty charming with sweet and clamming sound that enhances the setting. With the biggest flaw of it being the level design. The level design is both confusing and repetitive. Confusing in the sense that sometimes when you think you have done every single path that the level has to offer, you don't advance because there is another area you have to go trough, but have no idea where to go or direction. There are big beams of light in the sky you could look at for direction for a path, but when you done all of the paths in you're line of sight, it hard to find that one more path/light that could be up way high in the sky. Objectives could defiantly be made more clearer. The level design is repetitive in the sense that it make you do the exact same challenges. It's fine for the first level, but the second level is almost id...

Nice game to relax. It shows a lot of promise.

A nice lil game right here. It really gives ya the feelin' of glidin' thru the air. Almost a bit like Spiderman haha. If only there was some story to sink ur teeth into. Solid effort. Gameplay here: https://youtu.be/Qn4hEK6335k

It's a rare thing to have so much enjoyment of a game with so few reviews, this deserves far more. It's a wonderful relaxing little game, which can be challenging enough for my tastes with the addition of the Floor is Lava mode (where you will die on standing but anything except a checkpoint). The premise is simple, the controls are clean and intuitive, the platforming and levels are interesting with unique mechanics on each, and for less than $10. Give it a shot.

I really love this game. It is very relaxing but also a real chellange. The game is made a lot of small details whitch i like a lot. Also i got used to the controls very fast and they are very intuetive. You can really feel that a lot of effort and care went into the game. I can recommend this game to anyone!

If the trailer looks cool to you, the game delivers precisely what it promises. By the time you reach the credits there's no doubt you will have mastered its mechanics. Star Sign is a deceptively challenging physics platforming game. I was basically ready to give the game a thumbs-down due to extraordinary difficulty until I checked the controls screen and learned you can press LT to do a boost that drastically increases your range of motion with the grapple. I beat the entire "Liar" track in the first level without knowing that, because either the game never tells you about it, or it does introduce it as just "running on the ground", resulting in me failing to internalize what it meant while grappling. Movement was a lot smoother once I understood the boost mechanic. I think the checkpoints could stand to be more generous, and I find myself unsure where to go now that I've gotten at least one light pillar in each of the cardinal directions from the central hub of the first level, bu...

if you like cool 3d movement systems, you'll probably like this game, and i would recommend you pick it up if you're thinkin about it. surprisingly big levels, but pretty linear pathing throughout. speed allows for some skips, if you're into that sort of thing. otherwise, seems pretty simple on its surface: doesn't do much, but excels at things it *does* do. i'm a big fan, but could see it being not everyone's thing.

this is the most relaxing platformer ever made. 6 hours of pure bliss and a funny little guy to boot

i appreciate the intent but for R$ 29,99 you can get more competent games such as corn kids 64 for cheaper. at first it starts nicely, you slowly get used to the mechanics but once you play the first 1 hour you'll see every asset the game has to offer (they get recolored later on) but the end gets really stingy with checkpoints while making you rely on glitchy gimmicks to progress, such as spinning chained rocks that don't quite follow your character allignment right, and rail segments where you can visibly see your character lose momentum and stutter in the air, i understand this is a budget title but for this price, i can get more balanced and working stuff Spoiler alert : [spoiler] the ending is also just a title drop... nothing else, 30 bucks for this [/spoiler] get yourself orbo's odissey, lunistice, super sami roll, pseudoregalia, spark the electric jester 3 for half the price of this game or less !

Oddly relaxing game. The polished and satisfying movement, serene visuals, atmospheric music, and linear level design (it's only open world in that you get to choose which order to do the linear challenges) makes the gameplay more meditative than challenging. The game is let down a bit by the final third, which is quite punishing and overly repetitive in terms of visuals and obstacle placement, but it's still fun overall.