But to Paint a Universe

It's fairly glitchy. The mouse cursor keeps disappearing.. (although choosing to use the customer cursor helps, its not a fix) It skips here and there and overall is fairly unexciting. Disappointed. :/

This puzzle game follows very simple rules. You have set orbs you have to manipulate certain colors into all at once, and while this sounds easy enough, it can get complex. I have had to stop and think about what I'm doing more than once. My only recommendation is to make the "rules" for each level a little more obvious. It wasn't very clear until I started to play the second and third levels. That said, toward the bottom before each level, it inidicates how colors will be knocked out. (Horizontally, vertically, diagonal, alternates, etc.) And on the actual puzzle screen, the bottom left is how many times you have to get all those colors into the special orbs. The art is soft and beautiful while the music leaves a calm feeling as you work toward success. This is a lovely game and I'd definitely recommend it for a nice casual play.

Very weird puzzle game with decent enough music. Nowhere near the charm of the Star Sky games.

[h2]But to Paint a Universe[/h2] Has a total of [b]12[/b] trading cards.

Needs a game profile on point shop

A very quaint puzzle game, with a cute story and pleasing aesthetics. The Puzzles are varied, with almost every stage changing up the rules for a fun and varied experience. It's a short game however, so I suggest you buy it on sale, rather than paying the full price.