Very cute, you can tell it started off as a mobile game from its gameplay (easy to pick up and put down whenever, the way the visuals can easily fit the dimensions of a phone) but its got a solid enough story. It's a small game that accomplishes what it wants to do effectively. I thought searching for stars got a bit tedious at times, but that was also because I was sitting down and playing this on a pc for an extended period of time rather than in short bursts. Otherwise, I thought the pacing was fine.

The studio that made this gave it their all and it has a collection of audio clips after you clear the game, where the director talks about the production of the game. I personally really like things like that, and its very straightforward too, so it was something I appreciated a lot.

It's a cute, slightly bittersweet game made by a passionate studio worth keeping an eye on and the first of a series. You can play it in about an hour and a half. If you have time to kill on a rainy day, why not give it a shot?