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About This Game Inside a Star-filled Sky is an infinite, recursive, tactical shooter by award-winning designer Jason Rohrer (Passage, Between). What if you could enter an object in a level and find a level inside of it? What if you could enter an object in that level and find another level inside of that? What if you could change an enemy or a power-up from the inside? What if you could enter and change yourself? What if these levels inside levels inside levels went all the way down---and all the way up? Inside a Star-filled Sky is a hard, procedurally-generated shmup built around this core concept. Key features: Unique recursive gameplay Enter things---enemies, power-ups, and even yourself---to alter them for your tactical advantage Procedurally generated levels, along with a massive bullet combo system, offer limitless tactical variety Dozens of ways to approach each challenge---reflex your way through, blast your way through, or think your way through Dynamic soundtrack is procedurally generated based on moment-to-moment gameplay Plant your flag throughout an infinite level space to mark your discoveries, and see flags planted by others via a global flag server a09c17d780 Title: Inside a Star-filled SkyGenre: Action, Strategy, IndieDeveloper:Jason RohrerPublisher:Jason RohrerRelease Date: 14 May, 2011 Inside A Star-filled Sky Crack 64 Bit inside a star-filled sky I get it, small, compact, limitless, indie.But it doesn't make it fun or especially intereseting I'm afraid.. I have no idea what the point of this game is about. no story, it's only a design idea.. This is a fun little game to just relax with for a while. Not much meat on the bones, but worth it over time. I truely can't understand how I'm so addicted to this.... This is a game about getting lost in infinity. It will be one of the scary and serious experiences you can have in your life.. by that dude from Cornell who made Passage years ago.. This game is great, the idea is superb and the gameplay is excellent. You can go inside of things like enemies to modify them and come out to find that the enemy is something completely different. Imagine directly modifying powerups by going inside of them, then coming out to collect it. The idea is amazing. The excution is great.Certainly Reccomended.. Inside a Star-Filled Sky is a game developed by the lone indie developer Jason Rohrer. Inside a Star-Filled Sky is exactly the type of game I'd expect to see win some kind of award at the IGF - but winning an award at the IGF doesn't necessarily mean it's a good game. Insidie a Star-Filled Sky is a novel concept and little more. The game itself is themes around the idea of recursion where you 'enter' power ups and enemies. While this is a nice idea it doesn't really impact the gameplay that much and each item you enter is effectively just the next room. I did appreciate the power up mechanics. You can collect up to 3 powerups and they can be combined in interesting ways to produce interesting effects. This fact alone, however, is not enough to merit a recommendation from me.As a product, the game is very unpolished and feels like a prototype - for example editing the controls involves manually editing a config file. There's also no sound effects to speak of, just some ambiance music. There are some nice ideas here but I don't feel the developer took time to flesh them out into a compelling gaming experience and instead delivered us a rough prototype.Score: 3.5\/10. My playtime of the direct-download version isn't reflected on Steam)A neat and tight little game of infinite recursion and stacked layers. The gameplay is simple and the whole thing creates a really nice relaxing atmosphere. It's a good chill-down game, and I keep my non-Steam copy on a flash drive for when I'm traveling and need to just cool off a bit.if you're looking for huge mechanical depth or a story, this is the wrong place. If you want a roaming, ever-changing shooter that diverts into all sorts of weird paths? This is the right place.