Full of Stars

Full of Stars combines the elements of interactive storytelling and an arcade experience, blending them into a delectable space adventure sandwich. It makes me say, "Please, Sir, I want some more." Add a killer soundtrack to the mix created by the dude that did the Witcher 3 Score, and you've got all the elements of a game well worth your time. I'm really impressed with this one, from the simple controls to the fantastic visuals. Playing as a pilot returning to my planet only to find it destroyed ups the stakes. Full of Stars offers choices on where to navigate, how to interact with the crew, who to save, and what to upgrade. This all played a role in the progression of my story.

I like that the game has a storyline at the beginning and there are choices that players can choose. Each choice brings changes to the storyline. The graphics and the sound effects are really nice. However, it is really difficult to control the ship to collect all the idium. The more I try to collect the idium, the more chances I will hit obstacles. It is frustrating and I want to give up.

Full of Stars is a story type game with an arcade feature. It can give you thrills if you get adapted to the gameplay mechanics. In my opinions, it’s easy to understand how to play this game as the controls are smooth and all you need to do is avoid any hurdles. Mostly the obstacles you will find in this game are rock, but you can even encounter the moon as an obstacle, quite interesting right. The green idium thing on the game is currencies that can help you buys things and usually are found on the rift. Each time your ship gets crashed a problem gets arise and by the help of idium and leadership points you can get help to solve it or you can even pay for the helps.

Full of stars is is an arcade game that provided a really good time. Some of you might become fixated or addicted to it if you play it once. The gameplay principles are very simple to grasp; there are no problems at all, making it ideal for playing while on the go. The fact that the game plays so smoothly caught my attention the most. In this game, you are given a spaceship that you must use to travel to your destination, dodging obstacles like moons and rocks along the way. Avoid them as much as you can because the left and right keys are excellent and, as you release them, the spaceship instantly moves to the centre, requiring less effort on your part.

It's a side-scrolling game about exploring space and avoiding obstacles. There is a point collection system wherein you'll earn points to buy character upgrades. The more you level up, the more you will be able to upgrade more characters. It is a beautiful, minimalist style of art that is easily accessible to players. The storyline is interesting and intriguing. I can’t stop playing this one.

The graphic design is great and the effects are excellent. Initially, moving the ship might be a bit difficult because there is some kind of gravity to it, of course, there are moons. The core source needs to be collected "Idium" come in a curve shape, so it is reasonable. Playing is exciting because of the special skills. In addition, there are choices to try your luck with for free repairs.