CATch the Stars: Japan

well-made relaxing puzzles, 2hr full game, 50 levels for 100% areas that can be improved: - to add some random daily levels, and related achievements - to add an option to cancel last click, perhaps next to the restart button on the top right Profile Features Limited, this game does not count towards the perfect game count 9 achievements, no point shop, no trading cards

[h1]CATch the Stars: Japan[/h1] ☐ Loved it ☑ Liked it ☐ Not for me [b]Weighted rating[/b] out of 5 [h3]2.83[/h3] [h2]Summary[/h2] Figure out in which order to click starts in order to move them into constellations. [b]Best for:[/b] Players who loved the first game and want more of it, or those specifically drawn to Japanese-themed aesthetics. [b]Skip if:[/b] You want gameplay variety. This is functionally identical to the first game, to the point where it feels more like a level pack than a sequel. [h1]Review[/h1] This follow-up to [b]CATch the Stars[/b] is largely a repeat of the previous game in this series. One new mechanic is introduced and there is a level counter on the pause screen. Otherwise the premise is the same; click a star, it moves along a line, and figure out the correct order to untangle everything and complete the constellation (which this time around is sketches of Japanese-themed items). The puzzles start easy and never gets difficult. The whole experience wraps up in about one hour. No crazy achievements of secrets and stuff, just clear levels to unlock. Mind you, this game has [i]Profile Features Limited[/i] so it won't count towards the collector stuff. …

Untangle puzzle in its simplest form. I enjoyed it.

fun time pass puzzles

Just as relaxing and cute as the first game. Doesn't take long to beat and isn't too difficult but still requires you to think a little. Nice little game to unwind.

A cute puzzle game where all you have to do is move things in the right order. Short and fun!