About This Game Take control of the powers of the cosmos. Explore your curiosity of space. Luna's Wandering Stars is a planetary physics puzzler with a full Level Creator/Editor and online level sharing. An action puzzle game that utilizes real physics to present interesting and challenging cosmic puzzles. Use a variety of powers to control planetary movements, such as changing gravity, designating velocity, applying force, and using mysterious wormholes to move masses around. The goal of every level is to collect enough asteroids using moons to move on to the next level. For a real challenge, collect the rare golden asteroids in every level!Key Features:Intuitively change physics properties of planets and moons on-the-flyNine Unique Planetary Powers: Velocity, rockets, gravity, lasers, redirect cosmic bodies, change density, form wormholes, create black holes, and reposition entire planets!Nearly 200 total levels to play (including Free DLC challenge levels to be added)Full Level Editor Coming Soon as a Free Update!Online Custom Level Sharing Cpming Soon as a Free Update! 1075eedd30 Title: Luna's Wandering StarsGenre: Action, Indie, SimulationDeveloper:Serenity ForgePublisher:Serenity ForgeRelease Date: 15 May, 2015 Luna's Wandering Stars Torrent Download Is a good physics puzzle with a wonderful OST to take care of you during those large session of thinking orbits and calculating vectors, greatly surprised by this game Im sure i will spent a lot more time into it.. It's not as much fun as I expected - Mercury was fun, but it just gets really hard after that. And the new features added with each planet seem to make it harder, not easier.. A quick and fun little mini indie game. Not worth the purchase. There's better free games out there. Wandering Stars is a gem of a puzzle game that deserves far more attention than it has received. It takes a hard-to-intuit game mechanic (orbital mechanics) and finds all sorts of potential in it. An hour or two of play may be needed to gain an instinct for the movements (unless you're an astrophysicist who thinks about eccentricity and plane changes over your coffee), but this is a learning curve worth climbing. The nine chapters each introduce a new element, but the twists are generally simpler than the core orbital physics, so each comes a welcome change of pace, not as a return to square one. Within each chapter, the levels are intuitively sequenced in ascending difficulty, and the difference in difficulty between passing a level and perfecting that level is excellently calibrated.The graphics are beautiful. The scripted text is funny enough (usually), and even when it's a bit lame, it's brief. The only thing this game really lacks is a pause or slow-motion mode; some levels have so many moving bodies that it can be hard to mentally absorb everything important in real time. It's a tiny flaw in an otherwise impeccably developed game.
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