Starman Hack 1.3 + Redeem Codes

I loved loved loved this game. Gorgeous, easy controls, great puzzles, good learning curve. This is by far the best game I’ve played in months. Well worth the price. I would easily pay for more levels or a sequel. Please please put out more levels. Highly recommend. I’m just sad it’s over.
EDIT: I hate the added level where you wander. In the regular game, everything was pretty intuitive, but in the bonus level, nothing is. I solved a puzzle (the spinning thing with a crank) without understanding how I’d solved it. It gave me a seed, but it wouldn’t plant anywhere (I tried to plant that thing EVERYWHERE) and now it’s gone after leaving the game in frustration for a day. Nothing about the original levels was like this- it feels slapped together. I was delighted to see this addition, but it just isn’t great.

It's worth trying out (especially while Apple has it for free in the Apple Store app). But I'm glad I didn't pay for it. Far too many of the puzzles, even those with interesting solutions, require far too much slow, tedious repetitive steps. Some are marred by the need for trial and error (a real nuisance when everything is so slow) and others by the perversity of the programmers (level 4, in particular, requires you to fail the first time, even when it's obvious what to do, then go through far too much tedious back and forth to try again). The level with the swimming pool appears to have some really critical timing (after the pool) -- a very poor choice when the controls are so clunky. After going through all the (far too many) motions to set it up and being about a second too late I gave up on the game. You can't skp levesl and I'd had enough. In my opinion more attention to making the puzzles feel worth doing would have really paid off. And they should just fix level 4 by making the obvious solution work the first time.

Am replaying all my favorite games and decided to go for Starman again. Thought I had written a review and was surprised to see I had not. This game deserves the time & attention to do that tho. The puzzles are so intriguing and they make you THINK of how to use the mechanics of the pieces and the mechanics that each new level introduces. As mushy as this sounds I’m also moved by the lonely little “Starman” as he makes his way in this strange new world & as he sits by his fire creating butterflies in the depths of the night. I actually luv the new levels and some required outside the box (no pun intended) thinking which my socially distanced housebound brain sorely needed! Many thanks to NADA for this game. PLEASE make a Starman 2. I’ll be quite happy to place my pre-order!

This is a very soothing type of slow-paced game that’s very easy to learn, yet challenging enough to play time and again.

There are 9 fascinating puzzle levels that will challenge you.

After completing all 9 levels, you will have the opportunity to explore Flow (an extended game) with 9 unique challenges where the reward is a seed.

You get to plant the seeds and watch them grow into trees with colorful leaves. 🌴

What is fascinating about Flow is how you have the freedom to plant trees 🌴wherever you want.

Also, you can strategically jump from island 🏝 to island if it’s in sight.

Starman is enhanced by Flow, so I recommend trying for yourself and ignore the haters writing bad reviews.

I actually enjoy this slow-paced game because I can enjoy a snack while playing!

As a BONUS, you will find animated stickers in the Messages app.

It’s very relaxing and I appreciate that.

If you want a fast-paced game, this isn’t it.
Starman is a game for the rest of us‼️

I ❤️ this game and you will too! 🤗

Recommended: Yes 😁👍🏼

All in all this game was beautiful, and I’d say worth the experience.

A couple thoughts. First, the character is too slow. It doesn’t *particularly* take away from the game, but it made me feel less immersed as I waited for my character to walk from one end of the map to the other. Add some degree of trial and error, and the game has a decent amount of tediousness.

The game also didn’t quite feel consistent. There were times I felt like it was a use-your-finger-to-drag-things-around game, while at other times it preferred to use the character to press buttons. Particularly the levels with portals felt contrived (arbitrarily difficult) — with more use-your-finger mechanics, those levels would have felt much more smooth and consistent.

The world was wonderfully crafted! 5 stars for that aspect! Though the gameplay itself wasn’t my favorite, I thoroughly enjoy a game that crafts and beautifully immersive environment, and this game scratched that itch. The world implies vague hints of post-apocalypse, which allows the mind to wander and wonder how it ended up the way it did. I agreed with an earlier reviewer who said it was a kind of mix of Monument Valley and Limbo.

Overall a decent game that I’d say would be valued by an average gamer seeking an immersive experience.

Monochromatic and minimalistic, but not monotonous. Though not terribly original, the puzzles are well-designed, sufficiently varied, and clever. The serene mood helps make for an engaging game. The puzzles are mostly easy to moderately difficult. There were only two spots where I got stuck for more than 10 minutes on a puzzle.

Minor criticisms: The few puzzles that required quick action (moving from one switch to another) were somewhat frustrating, in that they disrupted the otherwise calm mood of the game. The game also froze 2-3 times in my play-through, but this doesn't cause you to lose much progress.

In a day and age of microtransactions, overpriced DLC, and who can have the best graphics and the least gameplay, comes a game with such depth and beauty through its simplicity and intelligence.

While having a colour palette with 3 more colours than Call of Duty, the games colour scheme, art style, and direction are breathtakingly beautiful.
The gameplay reflects this thought process, and the art style as well. With its simplistic nature and deep complexity everything you do feels like an accomplishment.

One of the puzzles I just wasn’t getting, a simple 3 piece puzzle and I just wasn’t getting it. Then I noticed that the block would tilt at the bottom of the ramp, then it dawned on me, INERTIA! Something so simple made me feel like a genius. And that’s how the whole game is really, that’s why I consider it perfect.

Great job team I loved it and couldn’t put it down! :-)

Also I want a StarMan figure to have and play with please get on it!

<3
~Caleb

I really don’t understand where all the positive reviews are coming from. I downloaded this after reading one reviewer compare it to Monument Valley, which I enjoyed. So, I thought I’d give this a shot. It is not like Monument Valley at all.

The challenges are far too easy (except for the one that has a glitch, thus forcing you to assume what you’re trying is not the solution, and then wasting hours on other solutions when your first thought was in fact the correct solution after all).

The character moves very slowly, and I think I know why they did this: The game is so short that they figured they’d make the character move really slow, to give the impression that this is a longer game. Don’t get me wrong, I tend to prefer slow-paced games, but a sluggish character isn’t what I’m referring to.

The graphics are maddening. I don’t understand why there are so many games in grey scale & so dark. It’s impossible to even tell what objects are. Maybe they’re trying to be artsy. Maybe some people find it artistic? I don’t know. I, for one, say how about we keep art in museums and out of our games?

Geez, I really had high hopes for this game. What a let down...

This is such a lovely, challenging, yet not too challenging, atmospheric, game with easy controls and lovely soothing soundtrack. I’ve played it through many times on the switch, and now am downloading the app to my phone so I can meander through anytime. Such a treat to find a good game that is a work of art, too. Really hope to see more from this developer, especially with the same attention to style and atmosphere this game so greatly achieves. 11/10 for a short art focused puzzle game masterpiece.

I love puzzle games. The game has a very cool design and feel to it - kind of like a monument valley/limbo hybrid. That being said I beat it very quickly. The character also moves VERY SLOWLY, which honestly added to the already short game play time. There were numerous times I had figured out a puzzle but would have to walk back and forth within a level at this slow pace to complete it. Frustrating when you screw up (light orb misses target) and you have to do the entire puzzle over. Would rate 3.5 if I could. Assuming more levels will be added eventually I’ll round up to 4.