A Chamber of Stars

Very beautiful game from start to finish. Highly recommend playing if you got the money for it and want to see very pretty visuals. Most of the puzzles (beside 1 near the end) were pretty simple to understand and the feature of a 'No Miss' option for the rhythm game parts is a *really* good addition.. I love this game

10\10 games i ever had the pleasure of playing. the music, the visuals, character designs, the story; Every emotions i experienced with this game had left me speechless, i wholeheartedly hope that more people can play this game and experience the same emotions i felt! thank you for sharing this universe.

your mind really feels like that when u fumble being a rockstar 20/10 game

A Chamber of Stars is a truly phenomenal game. Art, music, and story all blend together into one of the stronger games I've played in some time. Each of the chapters brings a different vibe and, combined, give shape to an excellent story, with many things left unclear but with the things that it tries to get across told very well. It also pulls off its reveals and twists really well, in ways that surprised me and had me on the edge of my seat. The various areas are evocative and interesting, as are their inhabitants (both the minor ones and the big emotions). On top of that, the game pulls off its art style very well, and the music is both very good music and fits the style of the areas and narrative very well, enhancing them further. The game also pulls of its ending very well, and it can be very hard to stick the landing on games of this type. I also have to say, I was fascinated by the progression of a RPG Maker RPG to a Unity-based not-quite-a-rhythm-game, but it actually works really, really well. The rhythm game components fit really well into the narrative (and I think that's the first time I've ever seen that pulled off in literally any game), and the music for them …

Phenomenal game both the narrative and music blow it out the water. The surreal style captures what I've wanted to see so perfectly its incredible. The story as well was quite outstanding, I loved how each chapter covers it's own themes as well as adding to the games main narrative. And on that topic the sound track for this game truly is the best, the rhythm parts I found both challenging and fun. I'm genuinely at a loss for words to describe how great of an experience this was.

A rythm game? Really? I tried it, but after failing multiple times at a occasion where I had to hit tons keys alltogether in stakkato manner, and enduring an eternal intro sequence before each attempt, I gave up. I didn't come for this, I hoped for something in the spirit of The Endless Empty. The dev definitely poured lots of heart and creativity into this game, but it didn't really click for me - the message is conveyed too melodramatically and told in a too repetitive/dragged out manner for my taste, That said, I would have continued to see how everything resolves in the end and even ground my way through the annoying, but somewhat doable rythm parts. But the the last challenge I had to face - which doesn't even allow you to quit properly (I lost my progress with hitting ALT+F4) - was the final nail in the coffin. I understand the rythm part was meant to get me involved into the music, but it was just a pain. I'm honestly sorry to be like the first person to ruin the perfect rating record, but I just gave up my 8 hours of playtime. (Btw. the claimed controller support isn't correct. My Xbox controller wasn't working at all at first, and only partially after I set up some key bi…