Sorry, Human: I Made You Stars

Sorry, Human: I Made You Stars is a physics puzzle about a small white cat named Moth, a round table by an open window, and her human, asleep in the next room.

Knock a teacup off the window side of the table and it does not fall. It falls up, rises along a thread of light and becomes a star.

HOW IT PLAYS
Press anywhere, drag back and let go. A short drag makes Moth pat. A long drag makes her pounce. Cups slide, tins roll and saucers glide, and one push can knock into the next.

Empty rings hang in the sky above the table, each on a hair-thin thread that drops to the window edge. Send something over the edge at its thread and it lights its ring. Light them all and the constellation draws itself in gold.

EVERY STAR PLAYS A NOTE
Each star you light plays a note on the beat of the night's music, so every chain sounds a little different.

DON'T WAKE THE HUMAN
The other side of the table is the lamplit room. Anything that goes over that edge hits the floor, smashes and makes the human stir. Wake him all the way and Moth gets caught.

YOUR SKY
The constellations you finish stay in the sky above the house on the Home screen. Your notebook keeps a page for each table, with three marks to earn: Lit, Innocent and True Song.

PLAY YOUR WAY
Left-hand play, reduced motion, camera shake on or off, text size, colour settings, haptics, and separate volume for music and effects.

FEATURES
• One gesture: drag back to pat or pounce
• Knock things out the window and watch them fall up into stars
• Light every ring to draw a constellation in gold
• Every star plays a note
• A storybook night of rooftops, lamplight and gold
• A notebook and a Home sky that keep what you made

The game's interface is in English.