- April 29, 2021
- Pinel Games
CATch the Stars: Japan
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About
"CATch the Stars: Japan" is a relaxing puzzle game that takes you on a virtual tour of Japan's scenic cities, temples, and gardens. With 50 unique levels and simple mechanics, players are challenged to solve puzzles by moving stars to their correct position while enjoying a variety of dynamic backgrounds and overlooking the beautiful cherry blossom festival. The game features an original soundtrack and a stress-free environment with no score, timer, or pressure.




- Beautiful graphics and relaxing music create a cozy atmosphere.
- The puzzles are enjoyable and provide a nice challenge without being overly difficult.
- The game introduces new mechanics while maintaining the charm of the original, making it a delightful sequel.
- The gameplay can feel repetitive for those familiar with the first game, lacking significant innovation.
- Some players found the puzzles to be too easy and not challenging enough.
- The music variations are limited, which can lead to it becoming repetitive over time.
music
31 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music in the game is widely praised for its relaxing and atmospheric qualities, enhancing the overall cozy experience of the puzzle gameplay. Many players appreciate the soothing soundtracks, often likening them to calming environments, though some note that the music can become repetitive over time. Overall, the combination of beautiful visuals and tranquil music creates a delightful ambiance, making it a great choice for relaxation.
“Very pretty and cozy puzzle game with relaxing music.”
“With its cozy lofi music and slow-paced gameplay, this is a great choice to relax in the evening while doing some light puzzles.”
“The music is calming, and the background changes are interesting to look at and observe as a whole.”
“Especially the puzzle difficulty is not hard at all once you know how the mechanism works and the way the puzzle maker makes the puzzle in a reverse way without much complexity made it a pretty linear puzzle with not many dead ends to encounter... the music variations have their limits and can become repetitive over time, the background artwork is a little too few as well... in short, this is not as good as the first game where the devs put more love into the making, this one here felt like a 'rinse and repeat' from the devs and the 'taste' drops the more they 'rinse' it... hopefully this will not become a routine practice in the coming series.”
“_music could have been better if there were more variation.”
“Small information: the soundtrack is the same as in the first Catch the Stars game, but I bought it again, just to support this team in hoping for more of these nice games in the future.”