Starlight Alliance
origamihero games · 2021 · Exploration, Third-Person Shooter, Action RPG, RPG, 3D
PC
2 user reviews100% · 2
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About Starlight Alliance
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Starlight Alliance is a fast-paced action RPG where you switch between two characters, Cyris and Lea, blasting through dystopian sky cities and mysterious alien worlds with guns and fists while uncovering secrets that threaten humanity's existence. Packed with character progression, exploration, puzzle-solving, and a killer original soundtrack, it delivers 15 hours of combat-driven adventure across a beautifully dark future Earth and beyond.
Starlight Alliance is an action RPG, featuring two playable characters – Cyris and Lea. If you like fast third-person shooter gameplay with plenty of character development, exploration, and puzzle-solving, Starlight Alliance is the game for you! Likewise, if you’re into shooting annoying drones that tell you to get back to work, we got you covered. Starlight Alliance has it all.
Story
Welcome to the future – where everything is automated, recycling is at 99.9% efficiency, and Earth is considered at its peak. Humans and aliens now live side-by-side in sky cities far above the planet’s inhospitable surface.
It all could have been perfect ... but it just wasn’t meant to last.
Mysteriously, the systems started failing and the drone networks began acting up – nobody knows quite why. Two strangers, Lea and Cyris, each experience these system failures in two different ways and find themselves brought together by unforeseen circumstances. As a team, they’ll soon uncover dark secrets on the Earth's surface and find a chance at salvation somewhere out there in the cold darkness of space!
Features
Story
Welcome to the future – where everything is automated, recycling is at 99.9% efficiency, and Earth is considered at its peak. Humans and aliens now live side-by-side in sky cities far above the planet’s inhospitable surface.
It all could have been perfect ... but it just wasn’t meant to last.
Mysteriously, the systems started failing and the drone networks began acting up – nobody knows quite why. Two strangers, Lea and Cyris, each experience these system failures in two different ways and find themselves brought together by unforeseen circumstances. As a team, they’ll soon uncover dark secrets on the Earth's surface and find a chance at salvation somewhere out there in the cold darkness of space!
Features
- Switch between two playable characters at any time.
- Explore a colorful yet dark dystopian futuristic environment – on Earth and in space!
- Enjoy an original soundtrack featuring light chiptune touches.
- Face your enemies in fast-paced combat and use two fighting styles: Shoot or Punch!
- Solve light puzzles, featuring jumping, shooting, warping, and more.
- Gather materials and craft new armor, shields, and weapons.
- Follow the main story or delve into side quests.
- Gain experience, level up, and learn new skills!
- Fight multiple bosses or engage in special fights.
- About 15 hours of gameplay.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
This was a delightful hidden gem. For being made by one developer, the amount of content on display is inspiring. The experience overall is a bit unpolished, especially in regards to sound design and particle effects, but none of that holds it back in terms of gameplay and charm. Pros: - Content. The game just keeps GOING. Every time I thought it was about to end, there'd be another field, another town, another dungeon. And these weren't empty environments either, they had plenty of little secrets to keep things interesting. - Very few bugs. Kind of unexpected from a small indie game. - charming world design. Great use of color throughout to give off a vaporwave dystopian aesthetic. Love the massive circuit board buildings. - decent amount of puzzles and game mechanics to keep things feeling fresh. I was never bored. Neutrals: - The music is okay. It fits the vibe, but it's harder to listen to for long stretches. - You have two characters to control, one that shoots and one that punches. The punching wasn't useful for the majority of the combat since most enemies are airborn, which is fine since the shooting makes up for it, but I think that could have used additional fleshing ou…2 found this helpful
this game is pretty cool! great world building and can't wait to dive into it more! A+ would recommend!2 found this helpful
An [i]obscure[/i], rather than hidden, gem! I share almost the same sentiment as the other positive reviews, so additional things to say: [b]Steam Deck[/b]: This is where I spent most of my time playing. It was a mostly smooth ride after adjusting a few settings. The resolution was low upon initial boot, so I adjusted that in the graphics menu. I played around with other settings to see if I could hit 90fps consistently, but was not able to. Setting the deck to 60hz and then adjusting other graphic settings to personal taste, it was more than playable to me. Not a locked 60, but somewhere between 45-60, the lower end a bit more uncommon as 60 was what it felt like I was playing most of the time. You could drop the Deck down to 45hz (OLED) or 40hz (LCD) and you'd be pretty happy if you are a stickler for a more stable framerate, but can't quite remember if close to 90fps was possible if you dropped other settings. If it was, I probably did not like how it looked, most likely the lack of shadows, as I like to adjust for picture quality over high fps on the Deck. [b]Story[/b]: Reminded me somewhat of a Mass Effect mixed with Deus Ex. Don't expect the same quality as those since this…1 found this helpful
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