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Certainly a creative and artistic game but the classic mode was really just flattening out the image, you didn't have to find anything, just make sure you could only see the nodes and not the vertices.
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Joey, quiz mode is meant to be still.. you are supposed to guess what you see. Pro mode works, I just finished it. Be sure and rotate the image to correct orientation. Fortunately it saves level progression, because it is bugged in that the game got more and more laggy as time went on.. I had to refresh otherwise it was unplayably lagged and slow
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First mode was great, quiz and pro sucked: completely uncontrollable on my gaming laptop. Quiz mode: stars wouldn't turn, Pro: Pictures wouldn't complete the level.
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this game is, inspiring, its like looking up at the clouds, before the image is clear i see a couple different possibilities, along with the editor, i place random stars and just connect them. something always comes out
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great effort, nice music, good words. fun for 5 tries, then just too repetitive. not really much there either. but again, great effort.
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I genuinely loved it! that was a very enjoyable ten minutes I spent on it. It isn't as much a true game as it is a great way to relax and just generally drift off, imagining things, truelly wonderful!
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(Continued) That was the only thing that really bugged me, how repetitive things got by the end, Pro and Classic were basically the same, leaving just Quiz mode. I did like the level Editor though, it added to the experience, and it was interesting to see what others could come up with. Great job, I enjoyed it for the most part - 3/5
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Yet another excellent sequel! Quiz Mode was a nice break from moving the constellations around, the challenging part was finding the lines and trying not to pay any attention to the stars, which often misled you, and resembled the other choices. Then there's the Pro mode, which was still easy. I used the same strategy for Classic and Pro: making all the stars face towards you. Flipping the stars around or rotating it 180 degrees was easy enough, so the only thing that made Pro really challenging was getting the picture JUST right. If you were a tiny bit off, it wouldn't register (this was probably because the stars didn't move with the mouse, and you had to drag them instead, but getting them to move exactly where you wanted them to be proved to be damn near impossible), and I found this to be very frustrating. As for the Classic mode, it felt incredibly long, and I felt there wasn't really any reason to play through 95 level of what is essentially the same thing.