Starman

Nice ambience, but Starman fails as a game. The puzzles are not interesting or difficult. There's nothing there other than an empty but nice-looking shell. If you want to burn 1-2 hours and this is on sale, then sure. Otherwise I don't think it's worth it.

This is an enjoyable puzzle game and quite beautiful in it's graphical simplicity. The mechanics are very basic, push the button or flip the switch, so no instructions are required. However, understanding the outcome of your actions takes a bit of trial and error. I was disappointed to find that I completed the game in under 2 hours, and I was not trying to rush through it. I went back through some of the levels thinking I'd missed something, but alas, it is only one menu page of levels to complete. Since the game was on sale and I used some money I had banked on steam, it was only a few dollars, so I'm satisfied with the purchase. I look forward to what the game develeopers do next!

Starman is one of the better puzzle games I've played in a little while - it's chill, it's minimalistic, and ultimately, it's not trying to do too much. All you have to do is sit back, relax, and rack your brain a little bit as you solve some neat and cleverly designed puzzles. Graphically speaking, I'll admit some bias in favor of this game: I'm a sucker for minimalistic game design, ESPECIALLY when it comes to puzzle games. However, my bias aside, the game is beautiful. The animations are clean, crisp, and satisfying, and the graphics as a whole achieve the 'chill' vibe the game is going for. As for the puzzles themselves, they're ones that'll leave you thinking for a little while (at least in my opinion - I'm not smart or great at problem solving by any stretch of the imagination, so maybe my opinion on this should be taken with a grain of salt). You're left to figure out most things on your own, which is not something I usually like in puzzle games, but it fits in Starman. As I s...

I wasn’t a big fan of the controls and there were a few puzzles either too difficult for me or that didn’t make sense. Overall, a great little puzzle game though! I love love love the float mode. My favorite part of the game. Definitely recommended.

Starman is just something else. A real breath of fresh air in an oversaturated market full of action packed games that all try to be the most flashy. Nada studios did a great job on making something flashy and extremely interesting... by using something very special: grayscale. The world doesn't feel sad though: it feels alive and upbeat; like it's a lost world full of dreams and adventures. The puzzles aren't too challenging, but the later ones require at least some thinking. They won't ever leave you feeling bored: that's for sure. Definitely check this game out, it's well worth the money. I's extremely relaxing, and (dare I say), a piece of art :)

Wonderful and beautiful game. I loved the graphics and thinking in Limbo and Monument Valley, this game has that same vibe. The puzzles are just right for me and not hard, not too easy. Nada Studios should be proud.

A fantastic puzzler with simple and gorgeous graphics, and a satisfying style. I would highly recommend this game, despite its short length.

Inconvenient interface and weak story element as a 'puzzle adventure'. Didn't like it.

I bought it for 1€ and for this prise its okay, but you should not by this game for 5€. The puzzels are easy and the story isnt very good. Maybe i dont get the story but in my opinion. Its just a dark baground and some ligth Opjkets. To catch some buterflys. Limbo makes the dark atmosphere much better and its also show you a good Story.

This was such a lovely monochrome experience; they nailed the atmosphere just perfectly. Best played in a quiet area either at night or on a cloudy day, each environment is so lovingly crafted that I didn't want to leave. You point, you click, and you solve little puzzles, and for the most part, they're very reasonable; I've got a bone to pick with that ship area, but I was able to figure out the rest of them without too much trouble. Not much else to say, really, but if you like things like this, you'll probably enjoy this a great deal.