Lost Dream: Stars Reviews

Another short cute game from a great dev!

Beautiful game. Has my seal of approval <3

played it long time. lot of different areas. 3rd part for fox walking simulator game series. Hard to find end but good graphics and soundtrack and cheap price

This is a walking simulator where you need to "follow" the stars. The music and art style in this game is really great. You want to explore every inch of the areas, because it is so beautiful. My only problem with this game is that there are no signs or hints so if you get lost it is almost impossible to find your way back. The end is not easy to find. Overall it takes about 30 minutes to complete and unlock all the achievements.

If you like just walking simulators, then you may like this game. I didn't like how there's no way to tell where you're supposed to go. The graphics are cute, but also a little glitchy. A simple game that just seems a bit underdone.

I've played other chapters and...well they're all the same. The effort and commitment to do something different is not there. Graphics: same in all their created games. The colors change. Soundtrack good but not excellent. I bought a bundle with all their games and this made me notice the huge recycling of used graphics and recycling in the soundtracks. Truly awful. Then charging for all their repeated content. Overall grade 3/10.

This game is utter trash and I can't believe that I actually spent the full price of it. It's a walking simulator, that I was fully aware of, but the fact that it has absolutely NOTHING in it and the "story" is literally a few area triggered inner monologue lines that appear on the screen when you happen upon the right area. In the description on the store page it says "Play as the fox and traverse the land collecting quest items and competing puzzles!" .. excuse me???? What quest items? What puzzles? There was literally nothing to collect and no puzzles to solve. The only thing they might call a puzzle was the ending, but then again the inner monologue literally tells you what you need to do to the big lump of rock at the end that it feels like an insult on my brains. The areas look pretty much identical except for a different shade of color and more or less fog. There is no quest markers or any indication where you need to go, except the inner monologue if you happen upon the right area for it to trigger, so getting lost was inevitable in the maze of similar looking rocks, trees and bushes. At least the fox was cute looking, but that was about it. It's literal trash and not worth any amount spent on. Just don't do it.