Starwake

The sky above you is asleep. Somewhere in the dark there is a lantern nobody has lit for a long time, a moth with its wings folded, a whale drifting with no light on it at all. They are all still there. They are only waiting. Starwake is about waking them. Touch one of the few pieces that still holds a light. It slides away into the dark, and everything its path passes wakes up behind it. That is the whole rule. There is no second system arriving at level forty, no move that ruins anything, and no way to lose lives. Undo is free and unlimited. Every level you finish becomes a fragment of a picture. Six fragments light a centerpiece. Every centerpiece you light stays lit, joins the ones beside it, and the constellation you are standing in comes up out of the dark a piece at a time. Nothing you do is ever taken back or spent. - Plays entirely offline. No account, no sign-in, nothing sent anywhere. - No ads. Forced or not, zero, not one, not ever. - One rule, learned in a single tap and never replaced. - A constellation that keeps everything you have woken. - A new puzzle every day. - No timer, no lives, no energy, no streaks. - One thumb, portrait, on a dark screen that is OLED friendly. Wake the sky. It has been waiting.