Flutter: Starlight

This is a super amazing game! The little hatchlings are adorable and the moths are beautiful! Same with Flutter. But recently I logged into Starlight and something seemed wrong. For some reason, the nests were very glitched. I can’t explain very well, but it was kinda like this... the moths were flying in there open space, but it looks as if the bushes were back into place like I never cleared them out, but the bushes a were deformed. There was a plain blocky color at the bottom where the tool bar was, but the tool bar still worked. I didn’t do much digging in the game to see is anything else was broken. But I did exit the game and refreshed it. It looked the same though. On the other hand, that little glitch isn’t going to stop me from giving this a five star. I normally don’t keep these kinds of simulators for very long, and I’m also not really interested in butterflies/ moths to the full extent to where I want to learn more about them. The concept of the game is simple, but not so simple where I don’t keep it. It’s is indeed a great game, but I don’t know if I log back into the game that the glitch is going to still be there. I will do some digging, but that’s about it. Anyway, thanks for reading!

I love this game, as well as Flutter. The moths are cute and fun to look at and you can tell that effort goes into the design of everything in this game. I enjoy the events in this game, they’re easy to understand. The game is relaxing to play; the music, the graphics and gameplay are all soothing to me. However, I think there should be more options for acquiring moths you missed in previous events. As of now, the only way to get them is to buy eggs with flutterbucks when the moth happens to visit your forest. It’s random, unless there’s a special visiting-moth event going on. The prices go up based on rarity, and legendary moths cost a whopping 500 flutterbucks. That’s around 20 real life dollars, just for this moth. If you’re a perfectionist, this game may frustrate you majorly since it’s almost impossible to have every moth in the game. I feel like there needs to be a better way for players to get past moths, either with a recap sort of event, or perhaps cheaper prices on visiting moths. It’d take me, personally, a really long time to get 500 flutterbucks (without purchasing them with money), and then to spend them all in one go...it just seems a little unfair. I think a lot of players would appreciate recap events that gives them the chance to get past moths using flowers rather than flutterbucks. Other than that, I enjoy this game and think it’s brilliant and worth the download if you don’t mind the whole “past moths” thing.

I have been playing this game for about a year now, and I have always loved it. The moths are adorable and the events make the moths you collect feel a bit more meaningful. It has also made me appreciate the beauty of moths a lot more than I did before. I have never had a reason to be disappointed with this game up until now. This is because I have not been able to get past the first initial loading screen for a few months now and actually enter the game. The little bar at the bottom will have the word “downloading” below it, and just when it’s about to fill up, the bar will reset itself and replace the word “downloading” with “checking for updates”. It will continue to switch between these two loading bars, making it impossible for me to enter the game. I have tried to open the game many times over these past months, but have failed every time. This has really frustrated me because this game really deserves all of the praise it has gotten and I enjoy playing it. I would very much appreciate it if this issue was fixed. Thank you.

It’s a nice, simple game that you can frequently come back to throughout the day, and still make progress (unlike other games that rely on timers n’ whatnot COUGH COUGH LUDIA AND THEIR MULTI DAY WAIT TIMES) It not very complex, which has good and bad sides to it. On one hand it’s a nice experience to play due to it being simple to pick up, but on the other hand there isn’t *that* much meat on its bones. The art style is lovely and personally I prefer the dark blues and purples of the night setting this game versus its predecessor ,Butterfly Sanctuary, that had a bright colorful daytime setting. The sister games do have many things in common, so if you have played Butterfly Sanctuary you’ll basically be all set to play this game. That doesn’t mean they are the exact same, however. This game is missing some aspects that Butterfly Sanctuary had, while also having some unique to it. Over all, while I *would* like to see more added to these games (for example mini games or more ways to interact with the moths) I feel that this game is a great game to play. I’d definitely recommend it.

The premise is simple and the graphics are really lovely, but it’s hard to play the game. Because the moths themselves have no special abilities, you can’t do much unless you complete the special events within their ridiculously short time limit. This is very different from the sister game Flutter, where the butterflies, not the decorations you win during events, have the power. Also, the cost of purchasing ANYTHING in this game is really outrageous! You really can’t play without investing some serious cash, which isn’t fair. I have no problem making in-app purchases, as developers don’t work for free, but this game is just more greedy than the original Flutter; for example, to buy any flower during an event, even a common one, costs 32 FB, the virtual game currency. In contrast, a common flower in a Flutter event costs 4 FB, which is totally reasonable. Finally, the decorations that are awarded to those who manage to finish the event are pretty lame. I don’t want decorations that change the appearance of my forest, I want decorations that will help me grow moths.