Local multiplayer is a bit of a travesty. Just platforms alone makes the whole thing feel kinda empty.) Introduce other elements, like hazards, for instance. Not entirely sure how it can be improved, but I feel that this game can take a leaf out of Spelunky and 20XX’s books, creating level chunks which are then stitched together. I honestly wished that the procedural generation was better fleshed out. Think Awesomenauts, but then reduce the scope of the battlefield to a single screen arena – with procedurally placed platforms.
Billed as a “multiplayer online roguelite arena”, Stellar Stars is a rather ambitious concept. On paper, it sounds like we might have a winner. I wanted to like this but it kinda falls flat due to a multitude of reasons. But I have to discard the pleasantries now – how does it play?
Stellar Stars is developed by WhiteSponge – effectively a one-man developer team of David Lin, and a few freelancers – and if you couldn’t tell from the intro, it was developed by a Singapore-based dev studio, of which I feel proud. I always feel some sense of pride whenever I discover a game developed from my country – for example, Holy Potatoes! We’re in Space?!, developed by Singapore developer Daylight Studios, published by Daedalic, and reviewed by DarkLunarDude here.
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