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About Stargazer
When stargazer Zach watches the sky one night, he sees a star fall and land in the nearby woods. He rushes to check it out, only to find that out the star was actually a girl, and with her, magic returns to the world.
– Over 200 quests to find and complete for rewards
– Customize Aura’s magic abilities by finding meteors
– Seek out puzzle caves for additional rewards
– Three possible weddings between party members!
– Travel by boat, by underground train and by firewing
– Over 200 quests to find and complete for rewards
– Customize Aura’s magic abilities by finding meteors
– Seek out puzzle caves for additional rewards
– Three possible weddings between party members!
– Travel by boat, by underground train and by firewing
What Steam players say
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✦ AI summary
Stargazer is a standard RPG Maker experience that offers a relaxing, old-fashioned JRPG feel with a neat meteor ability system and some puzzle elements. However, players find the story uninspired, combat wildly imbalanced with significant difficulty spikes, and quests repetitive, making it feel more tedious than engaging despite its modest price point.
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Typical RPG Maker
It's not a *terrible* game, by any means. And you can definitely feel Amaranth's influence in it. But alas, it is also not a *great* game. Stargazer offers a pretty standard JRPG experience. The story is nice, albeit not the most gripping at times, and the gameplay is pretty run-of-the-mill. The meteor system to unlock new abilities is neat, but combat overall feels wildly imbalanced (with levels seeming to matter a lot less than gear, and random difficulty spikes). Not a bad game for the price, but not a favourite either.
Tedious RPGMaker game with shallow story, repetitive quests and imbalanced combat
2/10
Anyone looking for an old-fashioned RPG experience should give this one a try. Not too difficult, relaxing, with a neat puzzle element as well. Definitely worth the five bucks.
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