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Star Stuff

Star Stuff

|United States|Strategy, Adventure

9.9 /10

Aww Amazing!

Niche

187 ratings
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Star Stuff is a puzzle automation game that mixes bot programming with real time shenanigans. Play as Mija (me-ha), a cosmic employee on their first day at a star factory. Automate bots, interact in real time with bot actions to solve mind-bending puzzles, and save the ever-expanding universe while you're at it!

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Aww Amazing!: 9.9/10 across 187 ratings. This score says: bump it to the top of your backlog.

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Leans into Strategy, Adventure, Platform — a quick read on whether that fantasy matches what you usually enjoy.

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DarkZeroIan Howarth · 18 Jun, 2024
8/10

There’s a ton of depth that is often lacking in such bonny titles and plenty to keep you engaged for well over ten hours. Plus the difficulty is absolutely perfect for a real hungry brain-teaser lover such as myself. The only negative thing I can even really say about it is that it’s not exactly a novel concept as there are many other games that will have you programming bots. Human Resource machine is incredibly similar with its drag-and-drop command layout, I got quite addicted to Bitburner a year or so ago which uses a real programming language to have you level-up in a sort of an idle game, and I’m very excited for Linkito that lets you build out entire systems with logic gates and bits of hardware. That doesn’t stop Star Stuff being great, though – it actually means there’s somewhere to go from here if you want more. Give it a shot.

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