In Stars and Time is a time-looping RPG adventure. With each loop, Siffrin gains a new perspective on the world around them, opening up new solutions to puzzles and allowing them to make better choices in conversation. Equip memories as armor, pray to the Change God to improve your team’s capabilities each loop, and challenge deadly foes to Rock, Papers, Scissors as Siffrin seeks the truth.
In Stars and Time tells the story of Siffrin and their adventurer friends—a found family bound together by fate in order to end the tyrannical reign of an evil king. But as victory is just within the party’s grasp, a tragedy occurs, the clock resets, and they have to do it all again. As Siffrin’s the only one who notices this loop, each new start wears away at his cheerful veneer, yet he keeps going in hopes he can end this temporal tragedy once and for all.
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This is a bit of a tough recommend because while In Stars And Time is a extremely well-realized execution of its concept and philosophies, it mainly expresses this via 10 hours of making you chafe against every minor annoyance of its genre on purpose dozens of times in an effort to gradually drive you insane. It is in the Pathologic or Drakengard world of things where it is exceptionally good at putting you in the frame of mind of the character you're controlling, but the feeling it intends to inflict on you are mostly negative. I sometimes feel like this is a bit...too easy? As a piece of game design? Making a JRPG that's just ever so slightly too slow to be truly brisk and therefore a little annoying? It threads this needle pretty well but also it's not exactly something I haven't seen before, just most games don't do it on purpose? It's all in service of the broader themes, but I'm a
i love traumatized queer people stuck in time loops while slowly going insane gotta be my favorite genre
In Stars and Time is a game i can only recommend on the condition that the player knows what they are getting in to. I was gifted the game by someone who loved it very much. Someone who spent more than triple the amount of time in the game i have, just to find all the little details and secrets within. I could never do this because my patience is thoroughly worn out. In Stars and Time loves to waste your time. It loves to repeat events, enemies, music and puzzles over and over and over and OVER again. All of this to find the one extremely well hidden thing to progress. You begin to forget things and places where things are due to the repetition which wastes even MORE of your time! While the game is great fun the first time you go through these things, by the 5th or 30th or 80th time you've done it in a row it completely loses its charm and just becomes infuriating and exhausting to get
*Gets told that you're allergic to pineapple* Eats pineapple *Dies* 10/10 game In all seriousness, this game is incredible not just from a story-telling standpoint, but also a character writing standpoint, each of the main cast is 3-Dimensional and are a joy to get to know. This game needs more attention because it's the best story I've had the pleasure of playing through in a while.
I made a joke out-loud while streaming the game to a friend and Siffrin proceeded to recite my joke word-for-word on the next panel. This game's me.
game that would have fixed me if it came out when i was 15
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