- September 25, 2018
- Mårten Jonsson
Star Sky 3
Platforms
About
"Star Sky 3" is the final chapter in a tranquil trilogy, inviting players to explore a mysterious, enchanting world and discover its secrets at their own pace. Immerse yourself in the soothing atmosphere, interact with the environment, and uncover hidden narratives in this calming, magical experience. Play it as a standalone game or as part of the larger Star Sky story, and let yourself be swept away beneath the starry sky.




- The game features beautiful art and a calming atmosphere, making it a lovely experience for players.
- It serves as a meaningful and reflective journey, allowing players to interpret the story in their own way.
- Many players found it to be a satisfying conclusion to the trilogy, with refined puzzles and a continuation of the enchanting themes from the previous games.
- Some players felt that the game lost its relaxing vibe compared to the first two installments, becoming more puzzle-focused.
- The ambient music, which contributed to the atmosphere in earlier games, is notably less present in this installment.
- While it is still enjoyable, some reviewers found it to be shorter and less spectacular than its predecessors.
music
7 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music in the game is described as atmospheric and minimalist, contributing significantly to the overall experience, though some users feel there is too little of it. While the soundtrack enhances the game's ambiance and complements its beautiful art, many reviewers express a desire for more ambient music to enrich the gameplay. Overall, the music is appreciated for its emotional impact, but its scarcity is noted as a drawback.
“A story left for you to interpret with the same gorgeous art and music.”
“Beautiful art and atmospheric minimalist soundtrack - it's a thoroughly lovely experience which appeals to sensitivity and poetic feeling.”
“Conclusion of a fine 2D walking simulator-puzzle with cool nightly atmosphere, somewhat less brain-teasing secrets to unravel and a single path again, and, unsurprisingly, still too little music.”
“The music which made this game have a strong atmosphere is now gone.”
“Too many puzzles but less ambient music.”
“Conclusion of a fine 2D walking simulator-puzzle with a cool nightly atmosphere, somewhat less brain-teasing secrets to unravel and a single path again, and, unsurprisingly, still too little music.”