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About the Game

Simple on the surface. Complex in space.

STAR SWAPPER is space puzzle game with relaxing gameplay. Complete each level by moving and arranging symbols, so they form existing star constellations.
As you progress the game introduces new space mechanics such as Wormholes or Red Giants.

The game is conveniently divided into chapters and levels.
Each level has a score system which depends on number of moves you make and the amount of time you finish a level in.
The game encourages short game sessions.

Focus and plan your moves.



• Solve puzzles, and enjoy your journey towards the final frontier
• Jump right in thanks to intuitive game controls
• Delight in relaxing gameplay and enchanting soundtrack
• Immerse yourself in space ‪aesthetics
• Challenge your mind with 98 various puzzles
• Unlock 27 steam achievements

Latest news

• Announcements·15 Apr 2021Official

  Star Swapper Devblog #3

  {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/32319359/1f0e1a9c428cc5cb98244a85e189eb20e8d61b7c.png Hello friends :) As we first thought of how Star Swapper would look, we had a pretty clear picture. As with everything in game development, the picture quickly mutated into a complex design with more issues than solutions. At the very beginning, we were experimenting with different ways of marking slots for stars, marking stars themselves, and making a whole puzzle look good and clear to the Player. The challenge was to convey the information about each star’s destination while at the same time the destination information being ‘under’ the gameplay. At some point, we came with what we considered a good design. {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/32319359/47bd2996078025d7ef358e1b1385bbbc519e93eb.jpg Old concept With Latin symbols rotating over a desired slot and graphics imitating what we could possibly see in a space-themed movie, we jumped right into creating as many playable levels as possible. Problems arose when it came to levels with a high number of elements. These would be the ones you will encounter at the end of each Chapter. During playing those levels the number of rotating elements drove too much attention away from what was really important. We also had problems with fitting everything in a 4:3 aspect ratio screen. Gameplay elements would cross each other, hover on one another making the whole screen sparkle like a Christmas tree. The clarity became a challenge. We had to solve this issue efficiently as we knew we wanted the big levels to be a challenge later on in the game. We wanted to give you puzzle that would drive your inner Sherlock Holmes crazy. {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/32319359/72756739a7ee6c4fca7a50e3c3b0b89e6870292d.gif Current game design That’s where a talented 2D artist came into the picture and finally gave us a coherent artistic vision of the game. You will learn more about that in another post. Thanks for reading and see you there, Titanite Games Website: Titanite Games Discord: Discord ...
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• Announcements·9 Apr 2021Official

  Star Swapper Devblog #2

  {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/32319359/57bfc2909b100fcccfdbe35337bb05126b880594.png Hello friends :) Before we start sharing some more tidbits about how our game was created - check out the giveaway results on our Discord! Working on a game project is always a challenge. It’s a clash of egos, a clash of ideas, and a clash with the reality of insufficient coffee available. Once we decided that the game is going to take place in outer space and you as the Player will have to arrange them in a certain way, we knew that we’re going to need a level designer. That’s when Angelika joined the team. At first, I thought that as an aspiring designer she would rather make a good writer than a designer. I had the pleasure of reading one of her stories which were catchy and sparkled my imagination. I knew she was a creative mind. Once she had shown us her designs on paper I immediately knew that she’s the person for the job. {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/32319359/b4143a67e456d898ddd9a5ee2d6798689af427d1.gif Angelika had proven to be skilled with diagrams, paper design, and Unity. She quickly grasps what the hook of the game was and created a number of levels. We would then test out the levels. They were difficult as hell. We had to make changes. Luckily we had chosen Unity3D to work with. It’s an accessible development engine well suited for 2D games. There’s a vast knowledge base over the Internet. This was important for Daniel as he learned the ropes as we went on with the development. Early on we also decided that we want the game to be fun on touch devices and Unity3D allowed us to quickly prototype and test the game on small screens and tablets. Of course, developing for iOS and Android is more than just clicking “Build” but we established a few design rules that would allow us to avoid rebuilding the whole game once we begin working on mobile versions of the game. A few of the rules we had been: – Having everything that is playable fit a 4:3 aspect ratio screen – Avoiding using small interactive...
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• Announcements·6 Apr 2021Official

  Star Swapper Devblog #1

  {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/32319359/57bfc2909b100fcccfdbe35337bb05126b880594.png Hello friends :) Who would have thought that an idea for a unique puzzle game will come from a hidden object game? Once I made my decision about making use of all the resources I had and making Titanite Games (Tap It Games then) a great indie team again the first thing I needed to decide on was the project. I was always opened on working with juniors. I believe that there is a limitless amount of skill and passion within people and it’s best accessed in people who begin their professional journey. I find great reward and joy in watching people conquering their limitations and getting better and better in what they love doing. {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/32319359/b4143a67e456d898ddd9a5ee2d6798689af427d1.gif I was lucky enough to meet Daniel, our programmer, at a karaoke party. He was interested in AI, machine learning and other crazy-scientist-stuff which I had no idea about. He was also into games and game development. After a few meetings we decided to work together on our first project. As we approached many ideas we had our aim was to pick a project that we would be able to deliver with limited time and resources. I had great experience in designing and producing hidden object puzzle adventures but it was too big of an idea. But there was always this one type of puzzle that I always enjoyed playing. If you had played 9 Clues: The Sercret of Serpent Creek you might remember the puzzle near the end, where you had to mix together different ingredients to save our friend Owen. In this game, your goal is to arrange one set of elements according to their place of destination while having a very limited number of additional places you can move those elements to. It was the perfect mechanic to start fidgeting with and to base our project on as me and Daniel had a huge number of ideas on how to make the puzzle more difficult and entertaining. {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/32319359/d9d409addef7e55bdcbc6e8cfb07676acd0364a...
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• Community & Events·2 Apr 2021Official

  Star Swapper GIVEAWAY

  {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/32319359/57bfc2909b100fcccfdbe35337bb05126b880594.png Hello friends :) We have a surprise for you! We host a giveaway of 5 Steam keys for Star Swapper, tell your friends, and: Join our Discord Find 🔑|NEWS-AND-KEYS channel Leave “🪐” reaction That’s it! Results April 9! {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/32319359/fb66dd3b606f98b6278766fb097531d9ff397d1d.gif Regards, Titanite Games
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