Starstruck - Puzzle Game

Two4tea

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this game

Starstruck - A Brilliant Puzzle of Pure Logic

Looking for a brain-teasing challenge that’s both elegant and deeply satisfying? Starstruck is a modern logic game inspired by chess—yet completely unique.

Your mission:
Place one star in every row, column, and colored region. Simple… at first glance.

But remember:
• Stars can’t touch, not even diagonally
• Use a cross to block impossible spots
• Tap once for a cross, twice for a star

Each level unfolds like a mini-mystery, pushing you to think ahead, spot patterns, and use logic to outsmart the grid.

No timers. No stress. Just clean, thoughtful puzzle solving.

• Works offline—play anywhere
• Infinite levels—no lives, no waiting
• Clean, minimalist visuals
• A peaceful, focused experience that sharpens your mind

Thousands of players are already hooked. Download Starstruck today and see if you can master the grid.

Ratings and reviews

Was looking for a good single-star game like Netflix's puzzle Starstruck. This is close, but has several problems: - no hold-to-fill x's - no option to auto-x the surrounding, row, column, or color when placing a star - needs bolder lines between segments - adjacent colors can be hard to differentiate - slow transitions between levels But the most egregious is some puzzles don't have unique solutions: multiple arrangements solve the puzzle. Seems like a good start, but needs improvement.

🔇 Unmutable ads are a hard no for me. The game itself is well presented and fun to play. Gameplay could be improved with the ability to 'paint' X's by tapping & dragging instead of having to tap for each individual mark. Regarding the ads, at one point a banner ad opened a browser window without any interaction on my part. Also the inter-level "Kingshot" ads have no mute icon which drowns out the audiobook I'm inevitably playing in the background. Sorry devs, marketing spoils everything!

Great game, tricky puzzles. I'd like an option to auto-mark columns/rows/shapes. The deal breaker for me is the lack of color-blind support. If I could play without having to toggle several different color filters on my phone I'd be more than happy to buy the no-ads package.