Catch a Falling Star

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Catch a Falling Star

Short description

Catch a Falling Star is a casual and relaxing game where the aim is to catch falling stars and score points. A fun and relaxing game with beautiful graphics and soothing music - perfect for when you want to play something, but don't want to think too much.

Developer
Alister Software
Publisher
Back To Basics Gaming
Release
Wed, Mar 30, 2016
Price
$1.99
Reviews
273
Positive
77%
Followers
297
Owners (estimated)
500K – 1M
Concurrent players
n/a
Genres
Casual, Indie
Features
Steam Trading Cards, Partial Controller Support
Tags
Casual Indie Relaxing
Revenue (estimated, gross)~$14ksomewhere between $6k and $1.2m · roughly 5K–1M copies

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History

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