Starfacet

Falling-crystal space puzzle

Coming soon to iPhone and iPad

Free to try. One in-app purchase unlocks the full voyage.

Starfacet in play on iPhone at sector 3: rows of faceted crystals in the gravity well, a red star on one side and an Earth-like planet coming into view on the other.

Starfacet in play on iPhone at sector 10: a tall stack of crystals in eight colours, a triplet falling from the top, with a blue star and a ringed planet beside the well.

Sheet of the 16 kinds of planet to discover, from Jupiter-like gas giants to the rare Earth-like world.

The Starfacet title screen, with Launch selected in the menu.

The four kinds of exoplanet: gas giant, Neptunian, super-Earth and terrestrial.

The seven kinds of star, hottest to coolest, from blue-violet O-type to red M-type.

A voyage, not just a high score

Triplets of faceted crystals drop into a narrow gravity well. Drag to slide them, tap to cycle their order, and flick down to drop. Line up three or more of a kind, across, down or diagonally, to clear them. Crystals above fall into the gaps, and every new match sets off a chain that multiplies your score.

Clear 50 crystals to reach the next sector. The fall speeds up, new crystal colours join as your score climbs, and every clear is worth more.

As you play, a destination comes closer: a planet drawn fresh for every trip, orbiting its own star. Keep going to sector 20, where a blue giant or a black hole waits.

What's in the game

Touch controls, with tips while you learn
Portrait or landscape, on iPhone and iPad
Game controller support, and keyboard play on iPad
16 kinds of planet, seven kinds of star
35 achievements in the Captain's Log
An original space music soundtrack
No ads, no accounts, no tracking

Information

Developer: Bryan Letcher
Category: Games: Puzzle, Casual
Devices: iPhone and iPad
Data collected: None